World fest Planning
Event Managers: Ruthie Reid and Jeanne Olash
Area Captains
(1) Set Up Captain
The Set Up Captain will assemble a group of 3-5 adults who will be
responsible for the assembly of our booth. This will require the hauling
of supplies preferably in trucks, SUV(s), or vans to our location
downtown. This group will put our booth together, set up equipment and
have supplies ready for Friday’s WorldFest. Hauling of the equipment
and supplies may require a couple of trips downtown. Set up will take
place from approximately 9-2 on Thursday.
(2) Electrical Captain
The Electrical Captain will be responsible for the electrical set up
associated with our booth. This will include securing extension cords
which are typically donated by parents. One to two individuals should be
able to handle this.
(3) Tear Down Captain
The Tear Down Captain will be responsible for assembling a crew to
tear down our booth, and transport all equipment and supplies back to
St. Francis on Saturday evening. This person should request at least 5
additional parents to help with this process. The tear down process
typically begins around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday and ends at approximately
12:30 after all of the equipment is washed down back at school.
(4) Water Captain
The Water Captain is responsible for coordinating the donation
process of water and ensuring that the supplies are delivered to the set
up team. We are requesting that our parents donate one case of water. We
will be selling water during the two day event.
(5) Decorations Captain
The Decorations Captain will be responsible for creating a menu board
which will contain all of our goodies for sale. This can be something
that is created from Word and enlarged and laminated from Kinko(s). We
are told that it should not be kid’s art. This individual is also
responsible for a banner which will contain COC information and any
decorations. Fred will provide the COC tri-fold display board.
(6) Peace Goods/Art Captain
The Art Captain is responsible for assembly of peace type products
that will be sold at the event. We have Joanna Tarullo currently working
on this for us.
(7) Baked Goods Captain
The Baked Goods Captain will be responsible for the pick up and
delivery of the food products to be sold. This includes a mouth watering
baklava that has already been ordered. This individual will also
coordinate the donation process for brownies which will be sold at the
event. We will need 15 dozen brownies total and will be requesting
parents to bake a dozen brownies. The brownies must be 3X3 in size.
(8) Dipping Sauce Captain
This is a great opportunity to put your culinary skills to the test.
This individual will be responsible for the coordination of the
volunteers who will make the cinnamon-honey dipping sauce used with the
baklava. This person will also provide a chocolate syrup for dipping as
well.
(9) Ice Captain
The person will be responsible for renting one large ice chest and
securing borrowed ice chests with donations of bagged ice.
(10) Lemonade/Mint/Lime Mint Concentrate Captains
This will probably require two individuals to make the concentrate
3-4 days prior to the event. As I understand it, the process is made
like a simply syrup with mint. These individuals will also be
responsible for securing donated simply lemonade and simply limeade
products in addition to fresh mint.
(11) Paper Goods Captain
This person is responsible for coordinating the donation of paper
good such as straws, cups , napkins, paper towels, and small sturdy
paper plates.
Shifts will be as follows:
Thurs 9 a.m-2 p.m Set up team and Electrical Team
Friday 11-1
1-3
3-5
5-7
7-9
9-11
The two hour shifts starting at 3 p.m. on Friday will be filled with 8th
graders.
Saturday will follow the same schedule with 2 hour shifts starting at
11 a.m.