Be A Team Leader
What is a Team Leader?
Leaders are the root of successful projects! Essentially, they are the team's host for the event. They set the tone, introduce people to Hands On GR and the nonprofit partner, and ensure a successful volunteer experience.
Why become a Team Leader?
- Do Good Things
- Develop leadership skills
- Meet new people
- Build that resume
- Learn about community organizations in our region
- Choose the projects you will lead!
- Fame and fortune (OK, we wish that were true!)
What is required of a Team Leader?
- An interest in building a stronger community
- Past participation in at least one Hands On Greater Richmond project
- Attendance at a Team Leader orientation
- Commitment to lead a minimum of 3 projects
including one of our National Service days
- Willingness to help orient HandsOn Greater Richmond volunteers to the nonprofit partner and provide a wrap-up at the end of the event
- Commitment to volunteer 30 additional minutes per project
to update attendance and impact.
Interested?
Complete an application [MS Word]
Once we receive your application, we will review it and get back to you as soon as possible.
If you have any questions about Hands On Greater Richmond or our Team Leader volunteer positions,
email Tiffany Harris at
tharris@handsongr.org
or call 804.330.7400 xt 131.
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HandsOn Greater Richmond Team Leaders
We love these folks!
- Yatish Agarwal
- Barb Blagg
- Kristin Blalock
- Mark Brickey
- Kelly Brooks
- Hillary deRoo
- Edna Dorsey
- Dawn Durret
- Heather Fairbanks
- Regie Ford
- Chantel Harris
- Tiffany Harris
- Melissa Holloway
- Jennifer Hoover
- Kristen Kaplan
- Grace Kuznkowski
- Hunter Leemon
- Candice Nunnally
- Benson Ma
- Krystal Marks
- Toni Maxey
- Jennifer Miller
- Tamila Mitchel
- Whitney Nida
- Ly Nyugen
- Tonia Parker
- Debbie Plumley
- Jennie Reed
- Kate Reedy
- Chris Romero
- Beth Shropshire
- Elaine Summerfield
- Meg Tucker
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