Volunteer
Every family volunteers. It is how the season runs at all.
DGN PhotosEach family provides a $200 volunteer bond, preferably by cheque dated 1 December. It is returned once equipment is handed back and a volunteer commitment has been met — the cheque is not cashed if you volunteer.
There are four ways to meet it: one game shift, a three-hour shift at a fundraising event, donating a raffle prize worth $200 or more, or helping with player meals.
A game needs seven volunteers: three on the chain crew, two in the canteen and two selling 50/50. Varsity parents are welcome to take a JV shift so they can watch their own child play.
The volunteer coordinator is the person to ask, and the address below reaches whoever holds that role.
- $200
- Bond per familyReturned, not spent
- 7
- Volunteers per gameChain crew, canteen, 50/50
- 4
- Ways to meet it
What still needs filling
These are the shifts nobody has taken yet. Each one opens on the club’s sign-up sheet, at that shift.
Team Meal · Junior Varsity
1 person needed
50/50 · Varsity
2 people needed
Stick Crew · Varsity
2 people needed
Shifts are booked on the club’s sign-up sheet, which opens in a new tab.
Book a shift
Shifts are booked on the club’s sign-up sheet, which lives on another site. Pick a game and a job and put your name against it.
Book a shift on 2026 Oak Park Football Volunteers Signup SheetOpens in a new tab, on volunteersignup.org.
Stick crew and canteen: please arrive at least 15 minutes before kickoff.
Put your name down
Tell the club how you can help and the volunteer coordinator will be in touch before the season starts. Nothing here commits you to a particular shift.
Questions about a shift?
The volunteer coordinator is the person to ask, and this address reaches whoever holds that role.
Email the volunteer coordinator