Welcome to the Franklin Athletics volunteer sign-up page! We appreciate your interest in supporting our student-athletes and enhancing the experience of our community.
As a parent volunteer, you play a vital role in fostering a positive environment for our teams. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our athletes and the success of our programs.
How to Get Involved
We offer various volunteer opportunities throughout the sports season. Here’s how you can help:
- Game Day Support: Assist with setting up, managing, and breaking down events.
- Team Logistics: Help coordinate transportation, meals, and equipment for teams.
- Fundraising: Participate in or organize fundraising events to support our programs.
- Communications: Aid in sharing updates and information with parents and the community.
To sign up as a volunteer, please fill out the form below. Your commitment, no matter how big or small, helps us create a thriving athletic community.
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Thank you for your support and dedication to Franklin Athletics. Together, we can create a memorable experience for our athletes!
Before You Volunteer: What to Expect
Most volunteer roles at a high school athletic event are simple, but a little preparation makes every shift smoother for you, the coaches and the students. Here is some practical guidance for parents who are new to helping out.
Background checks and school requirements
Oregon school districts commonly ask volunteers who work around students to complete an application and, for many roles, a background check. This step can take some time to process, so start early, ideally before the season begins rather than the week of a big game. Ask the athletic office which roles need approval and how long it usually takes.
Choosing a role that fits your schedule
Not every parent can commit to weekly shifts, and that is fine. Consider these options:
- One-off help: working a concession stand, selling tickets or helping at a single tournament.
- Seasonal roles: serving as a team parent, organising a meal rotation or coordinating carpools.
- Behind-the-scenes work: designing flyers, managing a sign-up spreadsheet or photographing games for the team.
Check the schedule before you commit so you can pick dates that work around your own calendar.
Game-day etiquette
Volunteers are often the first people visitors meet, so a friendly, calm presence matters. Arrive a little before your shift, find out who the lead contact is, and know where first aid supplies and exits are. Stay neutral with officials and visiting families, and leave coaching decisions to the coaching staff. If a problem comes up, such as a safety concern or a disagreement in the stands, pass it to a staff member rather than handling it alone.
Working with the boosters
Many fundraising and event roles are organised through the booster club, which pools parent energy across all sports. If you enjoy planning or want a broader role, the Boosters page explains how that group supports programmes. Questions about a specific role can go through the contact page.
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