Greeter Photo Gallery
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Greeters at the front door collect food items donated to Fish..
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Some volunteers wear their Christmas cheer.
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Bring your friends and coworkers to volunteer together.
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In addition to taking food, the front door Greeters count the number of visitors..
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Volunteer with a friend or family member!
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Hot beverages are provided to help keep our Greeters warm.
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Couples can volunteer together as Greeters.
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Behind the scenes operating the Grinch
What do Greeters Do?
Being a greeter is a fun and a worthwhile way to celebrate the Christmas season each year! A minimum of 13 greeters are needed for each shift at Storybook Land, and there are 31 shifts, so you are likely to find a time that works for you. Shifts are not long, lasting 2-3 hours. As a Greeter, you can:
- Welcome and keep count of visitors at the entrance
- Accept non-perishable food items for Fish, which are distributed to needy families in the local area
- Greet and assist visitors throughout the display to monitor the scenes
- Operate the Grinch
- Ensure the safety of visitors including finding the location of rest rooms and fire exits, reporting of any injury, and although hopefully never needed, the operation of a fire extinguisher
Each shift is managed by a head greeter who is a board member who will train and work with greeters.
More Info
Are you a business?
Sign up your business to be a greeter group!
Having employees volunteer as a group is a great way to build teams while volunteering for the local community.
Contact the Greeter Coordinator to pick a date and shift time for your crew. Then each person who participates in your group registers as a volunteer and signs up for the group’s assigned date and shift.
SAFETY FIRST
It is important to be familiar with the following when helping with fine tuning:
Fire extinguisher training video:
bringing minors?
Minors, which include any volunteers under the age of 18, require a completed Parent/Guardian Release Form.
Children under the age of 13 must have a registered adult accompany them in addition to the completed Parent/Guardian Release Form
