Special Events Volunteer Leader

MADD Victim Services offers many ways for victims/survivors to remember and honor those killed or injured in impaired driving crashes. Special events volunteers assist in planning, organizing, and implementing of special events for victims/survivors and for community education. Events occur throughout the year such as National Crime Victims Rights Week, PowerTalk21, Law Enforcement Reception, Walk Like MADD, and Tie One on For Safety. Volunteers work with staff and other volunteers to create impactful and meaningful events.

Skills/Training Requirements:completion of MADD orientation, good organizational skills, ability to communicate effectively, reliable transportation and comfortable approaching community vendors to procure products and services for event and, working with community partners.

Have questions or are interested?

Contact Allison LaPlatt,Volunteer Resources Specialist

248-528-1745 Ext. 2653

[email protected]

• Details: Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention, Public Support

Help plan, organize, and implement special events such as Tie One on For Safety, Remembrance Vigils, Walk Like MADD, and help create new ideas.

Areas of involvement may include photography, public relations, registration, media, fundraising or logistics.

Create and Build relationships with community partners.

• Required Skills and Qualifications:

Sensitivity to the needs of victims and survivors of impaired driving

Ability to communicate effectively

Ability to work in a Team Environment

Ethical behavior and respect of confidentiality

Strong Advocate for MADD

Have access to own transportation; have a valid drivers license and auto insurance

Access to Internet and Phone

• Time Commitment:

2-4 Hours per Week

Attend Special Event Committee Meeting, Typically in evenings and once per month

4 month Commitment prior to Event