TROY -- Hundreds of volunteers are needed to make the âGentlemen of the Road Stopover" music festival a success and Main Street Troy is asking for corporate or non-profit groups to help.
The Labor Day weekend festival will be headlined by Grammy award-winning band Mumford & Sons and tens of thousands of festival-goers are expected to attend. There will be dozens of musical performances and thousands will be camping along the Great Miami River and in adjacent parks.
Non-profit volunteer groups will be financially compensated in the form of a donation; corporate teams can earn a donation to the non-profit organization of their choosing.
Jobs include, but are not limited to: set-up; information and phone support; admission gate staffing; parking attendance; age-verification ID checks; beverage vending (including beer); ice delivery; campground and crowd monitoring; and clean-up.
Some tasks will begin the weekend of August 24-25 and continue throughout the week leading up to the festival. Activities requiring as many as 200 workers per shift begin Thursday, August 29, and continue through late night Saturday, August 31.
Parties interested in group volunteering should identify one individual willing to serve as the âteam captainâ and contact Will Harrelson and Carri Walters, volunteer coordinators, at 937-524-4666 or mumfordvolunteers@gmail.com.
Also find them on Facebook here.
The Labor Day weekend festival will be headlined by Grammy award-winning band Mumford & Sons and tens of thousands of festival-goers are expected to attend. There will be dozens of musical performances and thousands will be camping along the Great Miami River and in adjacent parks.
Non-profit volunteer groups will be financially compensated in the form of a donation; corporate teams can earn a donation to the non-profit organization of their choosing.
Jobs include, but are not limited to: set-up; information and phone support; admission gate staffing; parking attendance; age-verification ID checks; beverage vending (including beer); ice delivery; campground and crowd monitoring; and clean-up.
Some tasks will begin the weekend of August 24-25 and continue throughout the week leading up to the festival. Activities requiring as many as 200 workers per shift begin Thursday, August 29, and continue through late night Saturday, August 31.
Parties interested in group volunteering should identify one individual willing to serve as the âteam captainâ and contact Will Harrelson and Carri Walters, volunteer coordinators, at 937-524-4666 or mumfordvolunteers@gmail.com.
Also find them on Facebook here.
