Volunteers Needed for Santa’s North Pole Dash
St. Charles’ 2020 Santa’s North Pole Dash is less than 1 Month away and they really REALLY need some volunteers.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e094babad29a7f85-2020
Areas where they need to most help includes Course Marshals and Children’s Snowman Shuffle.
They are changing how are race is this year – instead of everyone starting at one time, there will be an “Open Start”. The Start Line will be open from 7 am until 8:30 am – when the participants show up, they can begin the run on their own – with the absolute last time that anyone can start the run is at 8:30 am. Everyone needs to cross the finish line by 9:30 am.
Course marshals will need to be at their assigned locations from 6:45 am until 9:30 am or when the last runner goes past their station. There will be a Fleet Feet Vehicle following behind to pick up signs and cones.
If you have a couple hours early in the morning on December 5th that you can volunteer to help (at an outside event that is socially distanced), they would really appreciate it.
Use the link above to sign up through their Sign Up Genius volunteer page.



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