“Volunteers have the opportunity to get up close and personal with the cars and their owners. For anyone who truly enjoys classics, this is more fun than work,” states JoAnn Webb, director of corporate relations. “Volunteers are a vital part of our team. It takes over 300 hardworking volunteers in order to keep our event running smoothly.”
Volunteer for six hours or for four days. The schedules are very flexible to accommodate your needs. Open positions include:
- Banner Placement
- Canteen for Volunteers
- Cruisin’ Awards
- Event Logistics
- Exhibitor Services
- Hospitality
- Information Booth
- Model Car Contest
- Neon Light Contest
- Open Header Contest
- Poker Run Contest
- Traffic Logistics
- Vehicle Registration
All volunteers will be required to attend an orientation meeting prior to the event. Volunteer applications and event information are available at the California Welcome Center, 1955 Hunts Lane, San Bernardino (off Hospitality Lane), online at www.ROUTE-66.org, or by calling 909.388.2934. Completed volunteer applications must be received by Monday, August 2, 2010.
Charitable contributions made by The Stater Bros.Route 66 Rendezvous include: The Boys and Girls Club of San Bernardino; the Elks Lodge of San Bernardino, Redlands and Riverside; the Route 66 Museums of Victorville and Barstow; the Public Safety Academy; the Neighborhood Cluster Association; Vietnam Veterans of America – Inland Empire; The Swans Club; Inland Young Marines and U.S. Air Force Recruiting Academy. The San Bernardino Convention & Visitors Bureau (SBCVB), producers of the Route 66 Rendezvous, is a private, non-profit corporation providing destination sales and marketing services for the City of San Bernardino.
Karen Blanco
Communications Director
San Bernardino Convention & Visitors Bureau