Volunteers make it possible for SNAP to achieve its mandate and are crucial to our continued success. To Volunteer at SNAP, please read below, then sign up to receive our Volunteer Calls!

Volunteer with SNAP

Kerri-Lynn Reeves

(volunteer extraordinaire)

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Take shifts whenever works for you!

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Log your hours when your shift is done!

Redeem your hours for studio access! *

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*In order to log volunteer hours, you must join a support tier. All members must do a studio orientation with our shop tech before studio access is granted.
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Volunteer FAQ

All you need to know about volunteering at SNAP!

Volunteering with SNAP has its Perks!

Studio Access!

Our hour exchange is our most notable perk; however, we try to do as much as we can to show our appreciation to the many hands that help us succeed!

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New Friends &

Experiences!

Volunteering with us gets you into the arts community! It’s a great way to learn new skills, network with other artists, and make new friends!

Party!!

We are centering an annual volunteer appreication event to say thanks to you and all that you do! We are acutley aware of how fortunate we are to have such a kind, and giving community and we like to give back!!

Volunteers also get free access to events they help with! We try to break events into two shifts so volunteers can enjoy the fesitives before or after their shift!

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Volunteer Code of Conduct

Risk

-Do not put yourself or the organization at risk.

Dress Code

-Dress appropriately for the work you’re scheduled for.

-Business casual for special events, work safe close when printing!

Behaviour

-Don’t be intoxicated or under the influence of known intoxicants (even if prescribed) on, during, or before your volunteer shift.

-Please be kind, you are representing our organization.

Uncertain?

-If you are unsure of any communication or interaction with guests or other volunteers during your volunteer shift ALWAYS seek out the support of SNAP Staff for support.