How would you like to help? There are so many ways you can volunteer your time to help make the Roosevelt Boosters the Roosevelt Soccer Program a success! Contact us if you have any other ideas or questions.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Three positions will be opening up on the Booster Board in 2025:
Boy's Treasurer
Vice President
Secretary
If you'd like to know more, or possibly shadow one of this positions to see if it's the right fit for you, please email the Booster Board for more information.
PLANNING COMMITTEES
Are you interested in participating in one of our planning committees? Committees offer opportunity to volunteer your time year round, including:
Communications - This team works on the newsletter, website and other communications and is excited for more help. We will continue to update the website and be publishing a newsletter during the off season. We'd love your help!
Special Events - Be a part of planning next year's events including End of Year Banquets. Special Events will begin to meet and plan for the 2025 season in January, including planning for Super Soccer Saturday!
Fundraising - The fundraising team volunteers year to bring in donors, solicit gift cards, and plan for revenue generating activities (Teddies Gear, Dine In Events, Car Wash, other fun events). This group works year round and is always looking for help.
Youth Soccer Camp - Planning for the 2025 Youth Soccer Camp will kick off in January. If you are interested in learning more about how you can be a part of this growing event and our largest fundraising event to date, please let us know.
If you are unsure, you are welcome to join a meeting of one of these committees and see what they are all about! Just email the Booster Board at [email protected] and they will get you connected.
GAME DAY VOLUNTEER
The Roosevelt Soccer Boosters Club will be looking for volunteers to help out on game days throughout the season. We invite all parents, siblings, families, friends, and students to volunteer. Volunteers receive free admission to the game.
Sign up for game day role by clicking the "Volunteer Sign Up" button (see below for Game Day Volunteer opportunities). Select as many or as few as you would like! Every hour counts.
Opportunities include:
Ball Shagger/Chaser: If a ball goes out of bounds, Ball Shagger/Chaser will toss the ball they have to the team that has the throw-in or goal kick and then run, and get the ball that was kicked out of bounds. This volunteer opportunity is ideal for sibling of players, future Teddies soccer players and Roosevelt students. Sign up here!
Concession Stand: Volunteers will,
Help to set up and close down the concession stand.
Prep concession stand display.
Prep and serve hot food options.
Take customer orders and assemble them correctly; accept payments and make change as needed.
Clean and wipe down surfaces as needed.
We do require at least one adult volunteer at the concession stand at all times.
Funds raised from working the Concession Stand and the Ticket Sales Table go directly to support the Teddy Boys & Girls Soccer Program.
Ticket Sales Table: Sell and take tickets at the main entrance of Al Gowans Stadium. Roosevelt Soccer Boosters receives $50 for selling tickets.
Game Announcer
Read pre-game script
Announce: Team rosters/starting lineup; players entering the game; player who scored; player charged with foul; player taking free kick
Count down the last 10 seconds of the first half, second half and any overtime periods. Please email [email protected]if you're interested in this opportunity.
Scoreboard Operator: Start and stop game clock as indicated by officials and add score when goals are scored. Training provided. Please email [email protected]if you're interested in this opportunity.
Tennis Ball Throw Helpers: We need helpers to sell tennis balls for the toss and helpers to gather the balls from the field during the toss.
About Volunteering:
Minimum age to volunteer is 9 years old (or as young as 7 for ball shaggers).
Roosevelt students can earn service hours for volunteering.
Student Athletes will not earn service hours if the volunteer opportunity benefits the sport program they are a participant in. For example, a JV Girls Soccer player will not receive service hours for volunteering during a Varsity Girls Soccer match.
