Participant packet preparation
The packet preparation process is relatively easy and fun but requires efficiency and accuracy. Volunteers will assemble packets with bibs and runner supplies. Music, food, beverages and good company will be provided to all who contribute their energy and time!
Volunteer registration for the 2020 event will open in late January. Complete the interest form at shamrockshuffle.com/volunteer to receive an email when registration is available.
Registration
Please review the volunteer policies before registering, and note that volunteers must be at least age 16 on the day they volunteer and must be available for the entirety of the volunteer shift.
Event details
Location
Location will be announced closer to the event.
Uniform and meals
Coffee and light breakfast will be served in the morning. Lunch or dinner will be served after each shift. Snacks and refreshments will be available throughout the day. While we try to provide a range of food items, we cannot guarantee that meals will accommodate all dietary restrictions.
Please dress casually. We recommend that you avoid bringing valuables and larger items (bags, backpacks, etc.).
Transportation
We encourage volunteers to use public transportation to get to this volunteer opportunity. Please visit transitchicago.com for more information about CTA train lines and bus stops and to plan your trip.
Parking
Limited parking will be available. An event-issued parking placard must be displayed. Please note the parking lot is two blocks from the building.
Age requirement
We require all volunteers to be 16 years of age or older on the day they volunteer. Children and young adults under the age of 16 are not permitted to accompany registered volunteers who meet the age requirement.
Want to bring a volunteer group to the event?
If you are interested in bringing a group of volunteers to participant packet preparation, please contact the Volunteer Team at volunteer@shamrockshuffle.com.
Resources
Questions can be directed to volunteer@shamrockshuffle.com.
