What are you waiting for? Get your team together and get ready for the best 12 hours of fun you’ve had all year! We’ve designed this event to be COVID friendly to keep every safe and active.

Registration is $20 for a team of up to 4 people. Only one person on a team needs to register, not each team member.

For questions about the program, contact Nolan Carter at: 336-380-8125 or nolan.carter@alamance-nc.com

The Community Police Academy is designed to increase the community’s understanding and awareness of the Burlington Police Department. Participants will be exposed to many different aspects of law enforcement including the day-to-day operation of the department. The objective of the academy is to build trust through transparency, to increase the level of communication between the community and employees of the police department, and to provide education and insight to the community concerning the job functions and duties of a Burlington police officer. Some of the activities participants will experience include: agency tour, emergency management and communications, patrol operations/ equipment demonstrations, and crime scene investigation.

For further information, please contact Lt. Mark Yancey,聽336-229-3171,聽myancey@burlingtonnc.gov.

Volunteers would determine and implement fun activities to engage youth (in particular, girls) when they visit the Girl Scout table. If any families have interest in Girl Scout membership for their girls, volunteers would share flyers containing upcoming Girl Scout events/activities and collect the contact information of the interested families so Girl Scout staff can contact them to answer any questions at a later time.

The event will take place on Sept. 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Burlington City Park. Two volunteers are needed per two-hour shift.

Interested volunteers are invited to contact Reisha Drumgold directly at 336-369-7463 or rdrumgold@girlscoutsp2p.org.

All 黑料不打烊 students must complete Title IX Training on Moodle before volunteering in the community. Your agency may also require a criminal background check. Please click here for more information: /u/title-ix/.

The Triad Walk will be Saturday, Oct. 7, at Country Park in Greensboro. Light The Night funds lifesaving research and support for people battling cancer. Friends, families and co-workers form fundraising teams and come together for a memorable evening of celebration, commemoration and inspiration. Walkers carry lanterns, red for supporters, white for survivors and gold for those walking in honor of someone they’ve lost to help shine light on the importance of finding cures.

They need two shifts of volunteers – one from 12:30 to 3 p.m. to set up and organize the different areas of our walk site (food, mission, T-shirts, etc.) and the second from 4:30 to 9 p.m. to help run the event – helping at registration, in the fun zone, in the glow zone, distributing food, etc.

If interested, contact Jennifer Mason at jennifer.mason@lls.org