Phillipstown Community Market Day volunteers needed!
Phillipstown Community Market Day volunteers needed!
We welcome any kind of availability: do you have just a couple of hours to donate? We will be grateful for your help to set up. Are you free towards the end of the market? Your help for the cleaning and tidying up phase will be much appreciated.
Tasks/roles:
• From 2.30 to 4pm:
o Preparing the site which includes setting up gazebos, organising tables, chairs, and other equipment required by stall holders
o Supporting the traffic management of stall holders and helping in setting up the stall sites
• H&S support before, during and after the market
• Being visible and recognizable during the market to support stall holders, clients, and general public with any issue, problem, request.
• Support the PCCCT with our stall(s) (e.g. BBQ, drinks, preloved-items, vegetables stall)
• After the market, traffic management and support to stall holders, clean-up and tidy-up of the site.
If you are interested, please contact the Phillipstown Hub Office:
Natalie Boal, natalie@phillipstown.org.nz - 022 476 7227 - (03) 379 3256
Viviana Zanetti, viviana@phillipstown.org.nz - (03) 59 52 023 - 020 40691419
Thank you very much!!!
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40.4% Yes
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34.1% Maybe?
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