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NASCAR Fundraiser- Kansas City
It’s that time of year again! KVC is partnering with NASCAR for the At-Track fundraiser for the NASCAR Foundation at the Kansas Speedway.
KVC is looking for volunteers to work the NASCAR races on Friday, May 12th from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday, May 13th from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm (shifts are two hour increments). Volunteers will ask fans for donations to the NASCAR Foundation. KVC will then receive 50% of all donations raised by our volunteers.
If you are interested in volunteering please sign up here. More information will be sent out closer to the date. Be sure to read the FAQ’s below. This is a great (and easy) fundraiser that we are thankful to be a part of!
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FAQ’s:
I am interested in volunteering, what exactly will I be doing?
The NASCAR Foundation will supply collectible pins, wristbands, lanyards, hats or other items to all volunteers. The volunteers will then ask fans for a $5 donation to the NASCAR Foundation in exchange for the collectibles.Can I invite my friends and family to volunteer with me?
Absolutely! Just be sure to sign them up on the Volunteer Form so we know how many to expect.Can my child volunteer with me?
Yes, however volunteers under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian with them at all times.Where is the Kansas Speedway?
The Kansas Speedway is located at 400 Speedway Boulevard Kansas City, KS 66111Will we receive tickets to the races?
If there are tickets left over for that day’s race, they can be offered to volunteers but there is no guarantee.Can I sign up for more than one volunteer time?
Absolutely! Sign up for as many times as you would like but please know KVC and The NASCAR Foundation will be counting on you to be there. Please be sure to attend the times you signed up for.I signed up for a time, but now can’t make it. What do I do?
Please let Kerry Hamel know if you cannot make your time slot as soon as possible. You can email Kerry at khamel@kvc.org or call 913-956-5370.I still have questions.
Please contact Kerry Hamel for any questions at khamel@kvc.org or 913-956-5370.
