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An exciting highlight of the upcoming 2015 Calgary lacrosse season will be the Founders Cup - the Canadian Lacrosse Association’s Jr. B. National Championship, being hosted by the Calgary Mountaineers Jr. B. Lacrosse Club. This is the first time this prestigious National Championship has been hosted in Southern Alberta. The games will be played at the Max Bell Arena from August 17-23, 2015. We want to show the rest of Canada that special brand of Western Hospitality that has made Calgary famous and we need YOUR help to do it. The Hosting Committee is looking for approximately 120 lacrosse-loving ambassadors to help with a variety of tasks. There is something for everyone who wants to get involved. Volunteer roles include, for example, working at the door or silent auction table, selling 50/50 tickets or tournament merchandise, providing on site information or security services, assisting teams in their dressing rooms, being involved in game operations and logistics or helping with various statistics, website, social media and other administrative roles. We are looking for volunteers who are prepared to commit to a minimum of 3-4 shifts during the week, with each shift being between 4 and 8 hours depending upon the role. If you’re interested in spending some quality fun time to help make this event a HUGE success then send us an email at [email protected] or call, John Tyrrell at 403-461-4767, to let us know you’re interested. You will be contacted in the early Spring once the volunteer positions and schedules have been finalized so we can find a spot that works for you. All Volunteers will be provided with an orientation or training (where required), a free game ticket, access to the Volunteers Lounge and food and refreshments the day they work, a Founders’ Cup Volunteer T- Shirt and 2 tickets to the Volunteer Appreciation Night to be held after the Tournament. Thanks for your interest and we look forward to working with you. .

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