Volunteer Opportunities @ Traveling Shamans Camp 2023

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SAC is pleased to welcome both new and returning volunteers to Traveling Shamans Camp 2023!

In order to volunteer you must be available for 3 days to complete three 3-hour shifts between August 25th – August 27, 2023 and be able to travel to Hotchkiss, CO of your own accord. Please note: Although we provide a camping spot, you must bring your own tent & sleeping bag. Travel and food is NOT PROVIDED by SAC.

In exchange for 9 hours of volunteering, volunteers will receive a Volunteers Weekend Pass.
 

This pass includes access to:

  • Camper/Vendor Ticket
  • Camp T-Shirt (must wear)
  • Friday Night Art Exhibit reception with live music
  • Ceremonial Etiquette workshop
  • Hospitality Tent Use
  • Saturday Night Trance Dance
  • Volunteer Sweat Lodge

If You'd Like to Join Us as Volunteer:

Review all the details and sign up @ http://Volunteer-Signup.net.  Please be absolutely sure your EMAIL is correct on the application. Also, if you are a past volunteer please be sure to let us know what position(s) you have previously served in.
Once the application is received you will receive an email from our Volunteer Coordinator as soon as possible. Please sure to check your spam/junk folder if you have not received an email within a week of application. 
 
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