Resources

Volunteering

Become a Volunteer!

Twin Cities ROCK relies on members to volunteer their time to create a positive experience for kids with Celiac Disease. Please consider volunteering some of your time to help make Twin Cities ROCK the best experience for all our members. Volunteering could be a long-term commitment or just a few hours. It is up to you. Either way, we encourage ROCK members to consider donating their time when they can.

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Family Mentor

Be a family mentor for families in your area that have children newly diagnosed with celiac disease. It is a great way to give back to the community by helping someone through the difficult time of a new diagnosis and lifestyle change to the gluten free diet. Find out more by clicking here.

Gluten Free Fun Camp for Kids

This week long day camp provides the typical summer camp experience with 100% Gluten Free food for all campers. Help create a great experience for kids with Celiac Disease. There is even a day camp experience one day during the week where younger kids can attend with a parent or guardian to get the camp experience without going overnight.

When: Early August, committee forms in May

Positions: T-Shirt design, Food Planning / Preparation, Marketing / Camp Cooks

Member Meetings

ROCK members meet on a regular basis and it takes a dynamic and organized meeting leader to make it all happen. This is a good way to meet members face-to-face. This volunteer position is for one-year. Responsibilities include scheduling meetings, sending invites and reminders, run meeting and update web-site with exciting meeting news.

Annual Swim Party and Potluck

This coordinator position creates a fun day of eating and swimming for kids with Celiac Disease. Responsibilities include scheduling the event / pool, sending invites and reminders, soliciting for participants to bring food, monitor what everyone is bringing, collect, compile and e-mail the recipes to the group. Help also needed for day-of activities like set-up, serving and clean-up.

When: Spring

Annual Members Meeting

Help make the Annual Meeting as meaningful as possible for all members.

When: January

Positions: Registration, Donations Collections, Door Prizes, Gluten Free samples, Educational Materials, Recruit Speaker, Site Coordinator, send invites and reminders.