Fundraisers

What is sub night?

If you are new to the Band or have never experienced Sub Night, come see what it’s all about!

Quota is earned for each adult and student who comes to help (on-the-job training always available!)

Some reminders:

• "Sub Night" begins at 4 p.m. in the Cafeteria (on the Pick-up/Delivery dates posted). Both students and parents are welcome and needed, however we must limit help to the first 30 people who show up and sign in. Help for working on subs is on a first-come first-served basis. Unfortunately we cannot accommodate more than 30 people.
• The line for picking up subs begins at 6:15 p.m. and subs must be picked up by 6:30 p.m.
• Sign in when you begin and please sign out when you are no longer working.
• Hands need to be washed and new gloves put on before each new job.
• All trays of food need to be carried by adults.
• If anyone has spare paper bags, we can always use them.

And from the Health Department:

• Hair needs to be kept off the face - this applies to guys as well as girls. If this is a problem, we will give you a hairnet.
• If you are ill or not feeling well, please stay home.
• No dangling jewelry should be worn to Sub Night, as it might fall into the food.
• The LHS Band has earned a reputation over the years for selling fresh, generous, attractive subs. We need everyone’s continued cooperation to maintain that tradition.

Details

Arrival/Game/Departure - Game times vary

Mon - Thu 7:00 pm; Fridays 6:00 pm; Saturdays 4:00 pm or 6:00 pm and Sundays 2:00 pm

Workers need to arrive 30 minutes before gates open. On average, games run 3 hours and stand will close at end of game. When the game is over and stand cleaned, Stand Manager will dismiss workers.

Game Time	Managers Arrive	Workers Arrive	Gates Open	Depart Stadium
7:00	5:00	5:30	6:00	10:15 ish
6:00	4:00	4:30	5:00	9:00 ish
4:00	2:00	2:30	3:00	7:00 ish
2:00	12:00	12:30	1:00	5:00 ish

Dress Code

Black pants/shorts, Ovations shirt (provided), LHS Band hat or Keys hat (provided), shoes/sneakers (no sandals or open toed footwear)

We must provide a combination of adult/student workers for each game (runners/soda pourers/cashiers + managers). There will be 70 home games.

SO…there are plenty of opportunities to work and earn money for your quota account to pay for your operating expense, uniform fee and trip fee not to mention raise money for an athletic team or school club as well.

What's Next? Sign Up!

Review the Keys Schedule and sign-up for games! You can sign-up now for any (and many) home games during the season. Please complete the required information and email it to Debbie Streeton at scouts4all@msn.com. You will receive a confirmation of games via email, which will include more details.

Required Information:

• First/Last Name
• Adult/Student
• Dates to work
• Game Preference (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th)
• Home & Cell #
• Email

Linganore Winecellars Volunteer Guidelines

Welcome to the 2010 Linganore Winecellars Festival Season. We appreciate those volunteers that are returning again this year, and are looking forward to working with you and new volunteers as well. The following is a list of guidelines that we ask all of our volunteers to follow in an effort to make the season a success.

1. Dress for the weather, comfortable, casual, but appropriate. Unless you wear a Linganore shirt, we prefer no advertising of businesses, and no offensive wording or pictures on your shirts. You are representing our winery when you volunteer, so please consider the image we wish to portray to our customers.
2. Shifts will vary depending upon the festival site and the volunteer position. You may volunteer all day if there are openings. Be on time for your shift. Allow extra time for afternoon shifts as there is no reserved parking for volunteers. We rely on your help and if you do not show up for your shift, that leaves us short-handed. Remember, the Festival goes on, rain or shine.
3. All volunteers must be signed-up in advance to enter the festival. Call Peg Kase at 301-831-9479 to volunteer.
4. Upon arrival, report to the Pavilion and sign in with the lead person. You will be given a wristband to wear for the day. You will then be directed to your station for that day. At the end of your shift, you must sign-out.
5. You will be instructed on the tasting and selling of wines for customers. You could be making many transactions, as we know how busy it can get, but we must ask that monies from each sale be taken directly to the cashier, at the time of the sale. This will help insure that no mistakes are made.
6. Always be pleasant when addressing the customers and use appropriate language at all times. Be a good listener and answer questions to the best of your knowledge. If you do not know, don't guess, contact the lead person for assistance. If you are asked to assist a customer to their vehicle with their purchase, inform the lead person, show the receipt at the gate, and return promptly to resume your shift. If you are unable to help a customer, notify the lead person and help will be made available.
7. As a volunteer, you are provided with food and drink during your shift. You are also given a wine glass; yours to take home, which you may use to sample the wines during your shift, keeping in mind not to do so in excess. Remember you are a representative of the winery.

How it works:

Order pizza at the Mount Airy or New Market Domino's, for delivery or carry out. When you pay for your pizza, you must turn in the slip at the bottom of the flyer. The flyers are available in the band room and this website. Fill out the slip completely - this is the only way that Domino's can credit the band for your order.

Domino's will donate 15% of every order to the band. This money goes to the general fund. It helps everyone! New uniforms, new equipment, chartered buses, buying down the budget, competition fees - IT BENEFITS THE WHOLE BAND!

Thanks for your support! Coupon