Ready to Volunteer?

Active participation in the community is an effort valued by generations before and generations to come.  If you're ready to invest in this year's grads, email us or submit the Volunteer Sign Up form.

Volunteer Sign Up

How can I help?

There are many different ways that community members can help with this event.  

If you can paint, draw, cut, glitter, or glue... we need you!
If you’re handy with a saw, drill, hammer, or other building equipment... we need you!  
If you have a truck to help move big decorations before or after the event... we need you!      
If you have some hours to spare and just want to help... we need you!

We also have open Board positions. Take an active role in organizing and planning of the event by joining our Board. Our current open positions are:

  • Secretary
  • Credo High Liaison
  • Donations & Fundraising Chair
  • Clean Up Director
  • Prize Patrol Chair
  • Entertainment Chair
  • Volunteer Coordinator
  • Carpenter
  • Webmaster

Project Grad takes around 200 volunteers to setup, work, and clean up the WEEK OF the event. (Be on the look out for a SIGN UP GENIUS link.) Consider taking a shift or two…you won’t regret it!

Worthy Cause

“I’ve been a parent volunteer for Project Grad for four years. I’m so proud to be associated with such a great program and the amazing people that help to pull it all together. The imagination and creativity involved, and the satisfaction one gets when you see the kids’ faces is absolutely priceless. I will do it again and again.”

No Regrets

“I showed up at the work site because my wife volunteered me. I didn’t know what I was getting into, but quickly found I was having fun repairing props and building new ones for an event that celebrates our children. Everybody was so friendly and willing put in extra hours after a long day to show our kids we care.”

Everything Helps

“Whether you work behind the scenes for weeks preparing for the event or simply deal cards in the casino that one night, your time and efforts are appreciated. Everybody gives what they can for our kids.”