Volunteer Info & Policies

Snowplow Sam

• Families at the Snowplow Sam level are not required to perform volunteer service or participate in fundraisers.
• Participation in volunteer hours and fundraisers (cash raffle, tournaments, Beef-A-Rama, etc.) is highly encouraged to help families learn how LFSC operates

Learn to Skate Basic Levels 1-3

• 5 volunteer hours per session
• More than one skater: Each additional skater adds 25% of total hours required to the family total

Learn to Skate Basic Levels 4 - Pre-Free

• 10 volunteer hours per session
• More than one skater: Each additional skater adds 25% of total hour required to the family total

Freestyle

• 18 volunteer hours per session 
• More than one skater: Each additional skater adds 25% of total hour required to the family total

*Max number of hours per family with multiple skaters in figure skating or multiple skaters in figure skating & hockey is 50 hours.

**In addition to volunteer hours, ALL LTS 1- Pre-Free & Freestyle families are required to: 

• Sell $200 in Cash Calendar Raffle tickets/skater (unsold tickets will be invoiced, Snowplow Sam may request tickets to sell).

ALL LTS 4 - Pre-Free & Freestyle Families are required to:

• Complete the REQUIRED SHIFTS: (these hours are part of the total owed, regardless of volunteer/board positions):
• 1 High School Hockey Game Concession Shift — 4 hours
• 1 Open Skate Shift — 2 hours
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Please see full policy attached to the right.

Incomplete Hours

• Families who do not complete their total required hours and required shifts by December 31 and June 30 will be billed at $25/hr, which is due in full February 1 and August 1.
• Contact the Figure Skating Board with any questions, conflicts, or special circumstances to discuss alternative arrangements.

Members that have questions, commitment issues, or conflicts with hours should be in contact with the Figure Skating Board to establish alternative dates or be considered for special accommodations. The goal of this policy is not to overwhelm families with volunteer commitments, but to equally distribute the large amount of rink responsibilities to everyone in the association so that a small percent of families aren’t doing all the work. 

Full Volunteer Policy: