Volunteering at Earth Day

 WHAT DO VOLUNTEERS HELP WITH?

Volunteers help in every area of the festival, assisting with vendor check-in, greeting festival guests, conducting crowd counts, working in the Green Car Show area, and helping with children's activities. They also assist with stage management, parking, signage, waste management, social media and more.

Volunteer shifts are three hours each and you can sign up for as many as you'd like, Snacks, a t-shirt, and free smiles included.

Invite your friends to join you – all hands on deck!

HOW TO VOLUNTEER AS AN INDIVIDUAL

  1. Click the Sign Up Now button

  2. Review the options listed and choose the spot(s) you like.

  3. Sign up! It's easy - you will NOT need to register an account or keep a password on SignUp.com.

  4. Mark the festival grounds orientation on your calendar: THURSDAY April 25, 2024, 5:30pm at Alameda Park. Receive a tour of the event and your T shirt!

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS

You can receive community service credit for your volunteer work. Just download this form (coming soon) and bring with you to your shift.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER AS A GROUP

Are you looking to engage a group of friends, colleagues, or teammates through volunteer opportunities? Look no further! Group sign ups for the Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival are a fun way to bond the team and serve a great cause. Just download this sign up form and circulate it through your group or organization. Download the group volunteer sign up form (coming soon). When everyone has signed up, scan the form and email it back.

The deadline to sign up for group volunteer opportunities is April 7, 2024.

Please note: We can't guarantee that you'll be able to work the same shift and task as others in your group, but we will try our best to accommodate to you!

HOW TO HELP BEFORE THE FESTIVAL

One of the most important ways you can support the festival is to spread the word! Like our social media pages, and then invite your friends to our events on Facebook, share our Instagram posts, and retweet our tweets. Don’t forget to use the #sbearthday hashtag!