People's United Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Austin Drive

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Battery Park

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Beltline North

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Beltline South

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Bikepath at Leddy Park

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Bikepath at North Ave Extension

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Bikepath at North Beach

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Bikepath at Starr Farm Road

Organize and distribute water to runners at the finish line and assist with clean-up.

Waterfront Park

Aid Station Volunteers help set up and distribute fluids to runners finishing or starting their final relay leg. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups. Volunteers also help direct runners who have finished to the bus where they can get a ride back to Waterfront Park.

Flynn School

Aid Station Volunteers set-up station at the end of the course next to the Runners' Food Tent and distribute fluids to runners that have finished the race. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the area of cups.

Waterfront Park Runners' Food Tent

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Lakeside Ave

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Leddy Park Parking Lot

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Main Street in front of Flynn Theater

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Main Street in front of Nectar's Restaurant

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

North Ave Alliance Church

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

North Ave Extension Cemetery

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Oakledge Park

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Pine Street

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Staniford Firehouse

This is one of four food station on the marathon course. Serve pretzels, orange slices, and energy gel (marathoners only) to runners.

Austin Drive

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute ice pops to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of ice pops and clearing the course of trash.

Bikepath at Starr Farm Road

Aid Station Volunteers set-up stations along the course and distribute fluids to runners on the course. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining a steady supply of fluids and clearing the course of cups.

Leddy Park Tennis

Hang banners throughout Waterfront Park.

Waterfront Park

Help collate Marathon bibs and race instructions and put them in the race envelopes.

DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

GMBP riders accompany runners on the course and provide necessary aid between stations. MUST be a member of the National Mountain Bike Patrol Association and the Green Mountain Bike Patrol, and maintain current First Aid Certification.

On Course

Greet runners as they arrive and provide directions to Oakledge Park 2 Person Relay Zone. Organize runners and spectators for relay buses.

Pine Street and Flynn Ave

Help place signs to relay buses. Organize runners and spectators for relay buses.

North Street and Drew Street

Help place signs to relay buses. Greet hotel shuttles and organize runners and spectators.

Battery St and Pearl St intersection

Greet runners as they arrive from various hotels at the start, help place signs to relay buses and help 2 Person relay runners going to and arriving from Oakledge Park. Organize runners and spectators for relay buses.

Battery & Pearl Streets

Greet and organize runners taking the shuttle buses back to the hotels.

Lake Street across from Waterfront Park

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course and spectators off the course. Must be assertive but polite. Must be 18 or older.

Pearl St and Battery St

Help with Battery Park setup.

Battery Park

Battery Park/Start area volunteers assist with crowd control in the park and start area, preventing runners and spectators from entering restricted areas. Also, pick up discarded clothing in the start area, move timing mats, and break down fencing. Lifting required. Volunteer must be polite but firm. Minimum age is 16.

Battery Park. Please meet next to the soldier statue, located at the south end of the Park.

Ring those bells, make cool signs to cheer on the runners. This job is set aside for specific groups that have reached out to us about participating in the Cheer Zone.

Paint and Sip/Church St and Cherry St

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course. Must be 18 or older.

Provided by Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinator

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course. Must be 18 or older.

Intersection of Park St & Manhattan Dr

Help set-up Section 6 on the course - instructions/guidance provided.

Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinator will contact you with details.

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course. Must be 18 or older.

Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinator will contact you with details.

Help break down this section of the course.

Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinator will contact you with details.

Section 4, shift 1 Course Monitors set-up race course and metal barricades on Battery Street.

Corner of Battery St and Main St

Section 4, shift 2 Course Monitors ensure that runners are safe by keeping pedestrians and vehicles off the roadway. You may be directing traffic and will be standing for the duration of your shift. Must be 18 or older.

Corner of Battery Street and Main Street

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course. Must be 18 or older.

Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinators will contact you with details.

Help set-up Section 6 on the course - instructions/guidance provided.

Flynn School, rear parking lot

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course. Must be 18 or older.

Flynn School, rear parking lot

Ensure runners are safe by directing spectator traffic and keeping runners on course. Must be 18 or older.

provided by Marathon Command member

Help Waterfront Park Coordinator set up Waterfront Park. Some heavy lifting may be required.

Waterfront Park

Monitor the race course around the perimeter of the finish park and ensure that pedestrians do not cross in front of runners. Check in at the Information Tent/Volunteer Check-In located in Waterfront Park (by the stairs/ramp across railroad tracks to Lake Street). Must be 18 or older.

Waterfront Park

Waterfront Park tear-down volunteers help break down fencing and do a clean sweep of the park at the end of the event with the goal to leave the park better than we found it.

Waterfront Park

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

TBD

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

Flynn School

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

The Beltline, Rt. 127 in the median at the north end of the beltline near the turn around

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

Battery St and Main St

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

85 Main Street intersection at Pine Street by SkiRack

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

Battery Street in front of April Cornell

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

Panera on Church Street

Please sign up only if you are already a member of this band.

400 Pine Street

Help our runners look up their bib numbers online at the Sport & Fitness Expo.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Scan runner's bibs to ensure bib# matches chip on back of bib. Outgoing and friendly personality a must!

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Hand out bibs, race bags AND/OR race shirts to PUBVCM Marathon and Relay Participants. Educate participants about important event policies.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Hand out race shirts to PUBVCM Marathon & Relay Participants. Service with a smile!

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Staff a table where runners can come and swap out their new race shirt for a different size. Great customer service skills a must!

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

This position requires volunteers who are detail oriented, computer literate, and who like to help runners on relay teams.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Help set up for Race Packet and T-shirt Pickup. Your main contact at the Expo for this job will be Russ Cooke. The Expo opens at 1pm to runners.

Provide runners with Mylar blankets and medals and guide them to the gear check area and food tent. Must be 18 or older.

Waterfront Park

You will help keep all the different Finish Line Zone volunteers working in their specific area-- Medals, Media, Hats, Decompression Zone and Medical. Must be 18 or older.

Waterfront Park

Prepare runners' food and slice oranges at UVM. Your Volunteer Captain will contact you with information about start and end times for your shift. Must be 18 or older.

Simpson Hall, UVM

Prepare, organize and distribute food for runners, and assist with clean-up throughout this shift.

Waterfront Park

Tag and accept small bags of clothes from runners and place them on the runner gear bus in Battery Park, then distribute the bags after the race in Waterfront Park.

Battery Park

Help increase our recycling and decrease our trash. We help monitor recycling/trash/compost stations to ensure proper sorting/disposal. We are also responsible for emptying trash, recycling, compost bins and heat sheet bins and replacing with new bag. As well as pick up discarded clothes, park breakdown and a final cleanup sweep.

Battery Park, side of band shell at Green Team tent

CSWD-trained Waste Warriors will educate runners and spectators and help them sort their materials correctly into recycling, food scrap and trash containers.

Battery Park, side of band shell at Green Team tent

Help increase our recycling and decrease our trash. We help monitor recycling/trash/compost stations to ensure proper sorting/disposal. We are also responsible for emptying trash, recycling, compost bins and heat sheet bins and replacing with new bag. As well as pick up discarded clothes, park breakdown and a final cleanup sweep.

Oakledge Park

Members of the Green Team are responsible for emptying trash, recycling and compost bins in Waterfront Park. This shift of the Green Team will help set up for Sunday after the Mini Marathon wraps up on Saturday.

Meet at Waterfront storage trailer at Coast Guard parking lot.

Help increase our recycling and decrease our trash. The Green Team helps monitor recycling/trash/compost stations to ensure proper sorting/disposal. Members of the Green Team are also responsible for emptying trash, recycling and compost bins in Waterfront Park.

Waterfront Park (mid-park) at Green Team tent

CSWD-trained Waste Warriors will educate runners and spectators and help them sort their materials correctly into recycling, food scrap and trash containers.

Waterfront Park (mid-park) at Green Team tent

Licensed Amateur Radio operators ONLY. Amateur Radio Operators are stationed at fixed locations and in mobile units to provide communications for course officials.

Locations vary throughout Burlington

Our Expo Greeters meet runners as they enter the Sport & Fitness Expo and point them in the right direction to pick up their bibs or to the info booth with questions.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Our Expo Info Ambassadors greet runners at our Sport & Fitness Expo and point them in the right direction to pick up their bibs or to the info booth with questions.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Info booth volunteers answer runner and spectator questions about the course, provide directions and referrals for services. Attendance at the INFO Volunteer Orientation Meeting on Thursday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. (location TBD), is highly encouraged. Pizza will be served at the meeting.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

This Park Ambassador staffs the INFO Tent at Battery Park. See the start of the race and then head to Waterfront Park. Must be outgoing and comfortable answering questions, providing directions and great customer service. The Info Team/Park Ambassadors wear a special uniform identifying them as an INFO volunteer.

Attendance at the INFO Volunteer Orientation Meeting on Thursday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. (DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton), Burlington) is required. Pizza will be served at the meeting.

Battery Park

This Park Ambassador staffs the INFO Tent at Waterfront Park. Must be outgoing and comfortable answering questions, providing directions and great customer service. The Info Team/Park Ambassadors wear a special uniform identifying them as an INFO volunteer.

Attendance at the INFO Volunteer Orientation Meeting on Thursday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. (DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton), Burlington) is required. Pizza will be served at the meeting.

Waterfront Park

Park Ambassadors serve as INFO volunteers in Waterfront Park. This position is located specifically at the Results and Merchandise Tent - it is a non-roaming position. Park Ambassadors must be outgoing and comfortable directing people, answering questions, providing directions, and escorting spectators to their destination within the Parks. Park Ambassadors wear a special uniform identifying them as an INFO volunteer.

Attendance at the INFO Volunteer Orientation Meeting on Thursday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. (DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton), Burlington) is required. Pizza will be served at the meeting.

Results and Merchandise Tent, Waterfront Park

Assist with the pre-race coordination of invited athletes. Set up and staff Invited Runner Hospitality Suite. Greeting Invited Runners, Athlete data reviews, fluid bottle support, food/drink support.

Coordinator will let you know

Assist with the pre-race coordination of invited athletes. Two shuttle van drivers needed to transport athletes from staging area to Battery Park/Invited Runner Zone. Assist w/runner gear bags, moving athletes to start line, tracking/timing to athletes. Time Window for your shift: Your Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinator will contact you with information about beginning and end times for your shift.

Pre-Race at Battery Park

Assist with the pre-race coordination of invited athletes. Assist w/Top Finisher medals/lanyards, setup and staff recovery/media tent, escort Invited Athletes in finish area, identifying and recording top finishers (bib #s, age/categories). Time Window for your shift: Your Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinator will contact you with information about beginning and end times for your shift.

Post-Race at Finish Line

Provide medical assistance at one of the two Medical Tents or on the race course. Provide IT support for the Medical Tent. Provide assistance to runners at the finish who require medical attention. Licenses required for these positions.

Medical Provider - Locations On Course; Waterfront Park - Main Medical Tent or Oakledge Park Medical Tent

Provide medical assistance at one of the two Medical Tents or on the race course. Provide IT support for the Medical Tent. Provide assistance to runners at the finish who require medical attention. Licenses required for these positions.

IT Support and Chute - Waterfront Park Main Medical Tent and Finish Line

Medical Aid IT Team and general clerical support

Will be assigned by Medical Coordinator

Set-up Official PUBVCM Merchandise booth at the Sport & Fitness EXPO. Must be 18 or older.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Help sell PUBVCM merchandise and apparel. Find sizes, restock and organize clothing racks and welcome runners and their families to marathon weekend.
Must be 18 or older.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Help sell PUBVCM merchandise and apparel. Find sizes, restock and organize clothing racks and welcome runners and their families to marathon weekend.
Must be 18 or older.

Waterfront Park Merchandise Tent

Help us be a good neighbor. Distribute leaflets to doorknobs informing neighbors of traffic delays in their area for the marathon. We'd like them distributed in a single day of your choice between May 16 and May 20.

Three Burlington/Marathon route neighborhoods

Saturday's VIP tent volunteers assist with set-up and organization of the VIP tent at Waterfront park.

Waterfront Park

VIP tent volunteers ensure that only those people with wristbands are allowed access to the tent. Volunteers also refresh food and beverages in the tent.

Waterfront Park

Set up the Post-Race Massage tent. Put up fencing, set tables, etc. Some heavy lifting and pounding stakes required. You will be on your feet for the duration of your shift.

Waterfront Park, Massage Tent

Professional massage therapists provide post-race massage for marathoners only.

Waterfront Park, Massage Tent

Help with crowd control at the Post-Race Massage Tent. Take names for the waiting list and call people when it's their turn.

Waterfront Park Post-Race Massage Tent

General assistance for the massage tent. Responsibilities may include: getting runners to come to the tent (earlier in the shift), help pour water and set up food for runners (fill water cups, portion snacks, cut oranges, etc.), run to get ice or medical assistance if needed.

Waterfront Park, Massage Tent

Professional Massage Therapist to provide assistance to other massage volunteers. Help when runners are cramping or if a therapist needs help with their runner.

*Great for Massage Therapists who want to volunteer but are unable to provide bodywork for the day.*

Waterfront Park, Massage Tent

Post-Race Party volunteers set-up, maintain and clean-up the beer tent in Waterfront Park.

Waterfront Park, Beer Tent

Meet at the Convention Center entrance around the back of the DoubleTree (formerly Sheraton) Hotel. Help break down our Sports and Fitness Expo, load boxes onto trucks and unload at a different location, etc. Lifting required. Please wear comfortable shoes, you will be on your feet for the duration of this shift. Park at the DoubleTree Hotel & Conference Center and meet inside.

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Hand out bib numbers and race shirts to PUBVCM Marathon and Relay participants. At the end of your shift count remaining bibs to determine number of runners who did not pick up their materials and put away any remaining supplies.

One Main Street, Burlington

Volunteers assist in the set-up of the Relay Exchange Zone, help runners find their partners, keep spectators out of the exchange zone, assist with wheeled participant separation through exchange zone and assist with clean up. Must be very comfortable directing people and have great customer service (friendly but assertive personality a necessity)!

Battery Park Exchange Zone Sign

Volunteers assist in the set-up of the Relay Exchange Zones, help runners find their partners, keep spectators out of the exchange zone, assist with clean up. Must be very comfortable directing people and have great customer service (friendly but assertive personality a necessity)!

Flynn Elementary School on North Avenue (1 mile past Hannaford)

Provide support for the 2 Person Relay Exchange Zone in one of several areas including park set-up; course monitoring; or handing out medals, Mylar blankets, water and/or food.

Oakledge Park tennis courts

Announce 1st leg finishers of 2 Person Relay and other announcements as necessary. Strong voice, comfortable using a bullhorn.

Oakledge Park tennis courts

Set up the 2 Person Relay Exchange Zone at Oakledge Park on Saturday. Physical labor required to assist with tables, fencing, signage, etc.

Oakledge Park tennis courts

Volunteers assist in the set-up of the Relay Exchange Zone, help runners find their partners, keep spectators out of the exchange zone, assist with wheeled participant separation through exchange zone and assist with clean up. Must be very comfortable directing people and have great customer service (friendly but assertive personality a necessity)!

Park Street (between Sherman & Summer Streets)

Volunteers assist in the set-up of the Relay Exchange Zones, help runners find their partners, keep spectators out of the exchange zone, assist with clean up. Must be very comfortable directing people and have great customer service (friendly but assertive personality a necessity)!

Corner of Pearl Street and North Champlain Street

This Roving crew will be at the Park Street Exchange Zone first at 6:45am, then you will move quickly on your own at approx. 7:50am to the Battery Park Exchange Zone. Volunteers assist in the wheeled participant separation through the exchange zone, help runners find their partners, keep spectators out of the exchange zone. Must be very comfortable directing people and have great customer service (friendly but assertive personality a necessity)!

Park Street Exchange Zone (between Sherman & Summer Streets)

This Roving crew will arrive at Battery Street 7:50am and stay until 10:30am. Volunteers assist in the wheeled participant separation through the exchange zone, help runners find their partners, keep spectators out of the exchange zone. Must be very comfortable directing people and have great customer service (friendly but assertive personality a necessity)!

Battery Park Relay Exchange Zone (center of park)

Assist with timing mats at the Start and then move to Waterfront Park to assist the timer at the finish line by recording select runner results as needed.

Battery Park Start Area/Waterfront Park Finish Area

Assist in moving timing mats after race start, then monitor one of several timing systems along the course.

Battery Park at Start Area

Help pack our Aid Station t-shirts for distribution to Aid Station Captains.

RunVermont Office, 1 Main Street, Suite 304, Burlington

Staff the volunteer check in station at Battery Park. Welcome volunteers and assist in directing them to their assignment. Must be outgoing and comfortable answering questions and providing directions.

Volunteer Check In/meet at BATTERY PARK INFO Tent

Staff the volunteer check in station at Waterfront Park. Welcome volunteers and assist in directing them to their assignment. Must be outgoing and comfortable answering questions and providing directions.

Waterfront Park

Help organize and pack bags of volunteer t-shirts and distribute to Marathon Command Volunteer Coordinators.

DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center

Help roll our 1700 volunteer t-shirts. Each person will receive a t-shirt to take home.

Select Design, 208 Flynn Avenue, Burlington

Welcome our EXPO volunteers along with our EXPO Volunteer Coordinator. You will check in volunteers, hand them their t-shirts, and keep the room looking nice (e.g. fold shirts, tidy room when necessary, contact DoubleTree Hotel staff for water and coffee, trash removal).

Sport & Fitness EXPO, DoubleTree (formerly the Sheraton) Hotel & Conference Center