Jingle Rails: The Great Western Adventure! Nov. 18th thru Jan. 15th
2024-01-11 10:00 - 17:00, 2024-01-12 10:00 - 17:00, 2024-01-13 10:00 - 17:00, 2024-01-14 10:00 - 17:00, 2024-01-15 10:00 - 17:00 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | Eiteljorg Museum, 500 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
All aboard for the 14th Annual Fifth Third Bank Jingle Rails: The Great Western Adventure!
Volunteers are needed every single day that the exhibit is open for the next three months. This exhibit is almost ENTIRELY volunteer run! Our awesome volunteer train leads who handle the maintenance and opening and closing of the exhibit will need your assistance to greet our guests, answer questions, and keep an eye on the exhibit.
Jingle Rails is a whimsical model railroad of G-scale electric trains that ramble over trestles and through tunnels along more than 1,200 feet of track. Trains wind past woodsy, artistic representations of the skyline of Downtown Indianapolis and landmarks of the American West, all made from natural materials.
>>>> Registration is Required to Participate <<<<

Event Details:

Jingle Rails
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art500 W Washington StIndianapolis, IN, 46204(317) 636-9378https://eiteljorg.org/
Morning and Afternoon Assistants are needed.

Dates and Times:

Most days from November 18th thru January 15th
Shifts from 10am – 7pm

Volunteer sign-up and training:

https://signup.com/go/BfZjgyd
Background Check Required

Volunteer benefits:

Free entry to the museum
Snacks

Parking Recommendations:

Enter White River State Park (WRSP) underground parking garage from Washington Street.
Your parking will be validated by the museum.

For additional questions, email Rachel Noll at rnoll@eiteljorg.com

Social Dinner at Greenwood K-TOWN Korean BBQ & Hot Pot
2024-01-23 18:00 - 20:00 | K-TOWN Korean BBQ & Hot Pot, 878 U.S. Hwy 31 N, Greenwood, 46142, United States
Join the Indianapolis Ambassadors in Greenwood, the “City of Pride and Progress” for Korean barbeque, friends, drinks, and more.
Reportedly, “there’s a huge variety of meat and tofu options – you can do hot pot, BBQ or both. The BBQ is all you can eat with 6 different meat choices. There are no take home containers, so make sure you finish what you order…. Rice is brought to the table but there are veggies, sauces and noodles on the buffet bar… There’s also a small dessert bar that comes with your meal or you can order bubble tea off the menu.” Bonus: Your drinks are delivered by a super hi tech robot.
All are welcome! RSVP at our Meetup Event or email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Event Details

K-TOWN Korean BBQ & Hot Pot
878 U.S. Hwy 31 N
Greenwood, IN 46142
(317) 300-1362
https://www.ktownindy.com/
Cost: All you can BBQ is about $34. Drinks are extra.

Date and Times:

Tuesday Jan. 23rd
6pm – 8pm

Julius Caesar @ Indy Fringe presented by Agape Theater CompanyFriday, Feb 2nd 6:30pm to Sunday, Feb 11th 6:15pm
2024-02-02 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-02-03 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-02-04 14:30 - 18:30, 2024-02-11 14:00 - 18:30 | IndyFringe, 719 E. St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, United States
In one of Shakespeare’s most action-packed plays, Julius Caesar returns victorious to Rome from foreign wars with a rowdy populous advocating he take the crown. However, a group of conspirators becomes disturbed by the power that Caesar has gained.
Filled with some of Shakespeare’s most famous language, this fast-paced, carefully edited production will draw you into the clash between honor and ambition. Julius Caesar is an intimate psychological thriller that reminds you why Shakespeare is meant to be seen on stage.
This production contains depictions of physical violence and discussion of self-harm or suicide; it is recommended for audiences 12+
Volunteer Positions

Ushers
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
3 per show – 2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422112-julius-ceasar
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing
Wheelchair Accessible

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

General Meeting at the Indiana Canine Assistant Network
2024-02-07 18:00 - 20:00 | Indiana Canine Assistant Network HQ, 5100 Charles Court, Suite 100, Zionsville, 46077, United States
Come to the February General Meeting of the Indianapolis Ambassadors. On Feb. 7th, learn about the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN)!
ICAN advocates for independence and opportunity by facilitating partnerships between people and dogs to unleash possibility.
Their accredited service dog training and Indiana placement program provides safety, friendship, and independence for children, veterans, and adults with disabilities and veterans with service-related trauma specific to PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and military sexual trauma.
Afterwards the group is invited out for a short social at the Tipsy Mermaid.
All are welcome! RSVP at our Meetup Event or email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Event Details:

Indiana Canine Assistant Network
5100 Charles Court, Suite 100
Zionsville, IN, 46077
(317) 250-6460
https://www.icandog.org
Julie Mathias, Volunteer and Education Manager

Will speak to us about ICAN and opportunities to volunteer.

Date and Times:

Wednesday Feb 7th
6pm – 8pm

Parking Recommendations:

Parking is available on premises.

After Meeting Social:

Tipsy Mermaid135 S. Main StZionsville, IN, 46077(317) 973-8795https://tipsymermaid.com

For additional questions, email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Superbowl Sunday - February Social
2024-02-11 18:00 - 23:00 | Phyllis’ Clubhouse, 8718 Yardley Court, Indianapolis, 46268, United States
All are welcome to join the Indy Ambassadors to our Superbowl Social on Sunday February 11, 2023, at 6pm to 11pm!!
Join us for exciting football and tabletop games at Phylis’ Clubhouse.
All are welcome! RSVP at our Meetup Event or email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Event Details:

Superbowl Sunday February Social
Phyllis’ Clubhouse8718 Yardley CourtIndianapolis, IN, 46268

Date and Times:

Sunday February 11th
6pm – 11pm

Parking Recommendations:

Park near the clubhouse in any spot labeled for guests,
There are a few spots in front of the clubhouse and several behind the nearby garages.

For additional questions, email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

NBA Cares All-Star Day of Service 2024
2024-02-15 16:00 - 2024-02-16 16:00 | Lucas Oil Stadium, 500 South Capitol, Indianapolis, IN, 46225, United States
ONE MILLION MEALS + 24 Hours + NBA All-Star 2024 in Indianapolis this February.
What do they all have in common? That’s where YOU come into the equation!
NBA All-Star 2024 will take place in Indianapolis and – as we do in Indy – we plan to make it so much more than a game. As part of Pacers Sports & Entertainment’s commitment to the community, we are partnering with the NBA to bring the first ever 24-hour NBA Cares All-Star Day of Service to fight hunger on our own home court.
The NBA, Pacers Sports & Entertainment and Million Meal Movement will host the first-ever 24-Hours of NBA Cares All-Star Day of Service, which will bring together 6,000 volunteers to pack ONE MILLION meals to be distributed to food pantries throughout Indiana.
This high-energy, community-centric event will take place at Lucas Oil Stadium starting Thursday, February 15 at 4:00 PM through Friday, February 16 at 4:00 PM.

The Talking Dead- Experiences from the Victorian Séance @ Indy Fringe
2024-02-15 18:00 - 21:00 | Indy Fringe, 719 E St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, IN, 46202, United States
ONE NIGHT ONLY! THE TALKING DEAD is a headfirst dive into the people and experiences of the Victorian Era Séance. What did people hear? Feel? See? Report? Who were the Victorian mediums and what were they like? Based on first-hand reports and personal research, THE TALKING DEAD recreates the spookiest parlor shows in Victorian times. Spirits come alive and capture your imagination in this mystifying experience about the beginnings of the spirit shows.
This event is recommended for audiences 18+
Written and performed by master magician, John Shore, produced by Taylor Martin

Volunteer Positions

Ushers
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
3 per show – 2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422114-the-talking-dead-experiences-from-the-victorian-seance
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

GEOFEST at the Indiana State Museum Feb 16th-18th
2024-02-16 09:30 - 2024-02-18 17:00, 2024-02-17 09:30 - 2024-02-19 17:00, 2024-02-18 09:30 - 2024-02-20 17:00 | Indiana State Museum, 350 W. Washington, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
It’s time once again for our annual GEOFEST event and we need your help! Whether you’re a rockhound, a fossil enthusiast or you just love crystals and gems, there is something exciting for everyone to discover. This annual program features three days and three floors of rock, mineral and fossil vendors along with hands-on activities and community partner displays for visitors to enjoy. Meet GeoFest sponsor Irving Materials, Inc., to do some special make-and-takes and check out a real cement truck!
We need volunteers to assist with the following activities each day from Friday, February 16 through Sunday, February 18. Shifts are either all day; 9:45 – 1:00 and 1:00 – 5 pm.
Table Demonstrations and Activities (2 per shift)
A table demo is an interactive activity that allows guests to complete and activity that results in the guest finishing a challenge or creating an object. Table demos last all day and are broken into AM and PM shifts. Working a table demo requires long periods of being seated and working with a high volume of guests. This year, we will be doing:
Construction Zone: Work together to plan, play, and build structures using “construction” blocks that were inspired by Indiana’s use of limestone.
Diggin’ in the Dirt: Become paleontologist and discover hidden fossils from Indiana’s Ice Age Past.
Wristband Checker, (2 per shift)
Wristband checks check guest wristbands as the enter and area, specifically the Great Hall. This ensures only paying guests access the event. These positions are needed all day, broken into AM and PM shifts. Checking wristbands requires being cheerful but also ok with sending people back to pay if they have no wristband and having general knowledge of the event to answer questions. Chairs are available to sit or stand as needed.
Canal Entrance Greeter: Greet guests at the canal entrance doors. Inform visitors that GeoFest requires a wristband to enter and direct guests to the Ticket Counter.
Main Entrance Greeter: Greet guests at the main entrance to GeoFest and check for wristbands for GeoFest admission.
Second Floor Info Desk (1 per shift)
The second-floor info desk position is almost like a greeter, but with as much knowledge about the event as possible, as well as promotional material to give away as needed. This position is needed all day and is broken into AM and PM shifts. Working at the info desk means being extremely familiar with the event and the locations of the vendors, having general knowledge of the ISMHS, passing out membership info, directing guests as needed and sitting for long periods.
Volunteers should check in at the Volunteer Center then proceed to Level 2, outside of School 5 where Aly will hand out info sheets and direct them to their positions. Aly will do this each day at 9:45 and 1 pm, (Rebeccah or Hayley will take over as needed), so that everyone gets the necessary updates each day.
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If you are able to help with GeoFest, please let me know which day(s), shifts and activity you would like. Please reply no later than Friday, February 2 so that Aly can ensure that the positions are all covered.
Thanks again for all you do for the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites!
Warm regards
Charlie 😊

Lady Bits @ Indy Fringe Feb 15th and 16th
2024-02-16 19:00 - 22:30, 2024-02-17 19:00 - 22:30 | IndyFringe, 719 E. St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, United States
It’s ladies doing bits… what did you think this was? 12 hilarious women bring uproarious laughter this Winter through a mix of stand-up and long and short-form improv led by Callie Burk-Hartz. What began as a tribute to women in comedy for Women’s History Month was so incredibly popular that it has become a regular staple of IndyFringe’s programming. With a rotating cast of Indy’s BEST local comics, this is one laugh-out-loud event you’ll want to see again and again… and you can!
Content Advisory: This production contains adult language and some sexual content. It is recommended for audience members 17+
Volunteer Positions

Ushers
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422115-lady-bits
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

The Dice Player @ Indy Fringe
2024-02-17 17:30 - 20:30 | IndyFringe, 719 E. St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, United States
Returning for ONE NIGHT ONLY after an incredible run in the 2023 IndyFringe Festival, earning Raja El Majzoub a Broadway World Award Nomination for best solo/cabaret performance – The Dice Player is an engaging play that explores the themes of destiny and chance. The Dice Player represents the unpredictability of existence, much like the different sides of a dice. Through his journey, the play highlights the significant impact that chance encounters, unexpected events, and missed opportunities have on shaping your life.
At the center of the story is Joseph, who accompanies the The Dice Player, guiding you through a series of encounters and experiences that will challenge your beliefs about fate and free will. Together, you will navigate a world where divine interventions, fortunate moments, and the whims of fortune hold sway.
Perfect for thoughtful audience members looking for a moving and intellectually stimulating performance, The Dice Player encourages you to contemplate the delicate balance between chance and choice, questioning traditional ideas of control and inevitability. Through its compelling characters and poetic exploration, the play inspires a sense of wonder, beauty, and mystery. Don’t miss this thought-provoking theatrical experience that celebrates the enduring strength of human resilience in the face of the unknown.
Content Advisory: This performance includes loud noises, flashing lights, and depictions of self-harm. It is recommended for audiences 17+
Volunteer Positions

Usher
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422116-the-dice-player
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

Bat in the Wind (or a Recent Study on Depression and Addiction) @ Indy Fringe March 1st thru 17th
2024-03-01 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-02 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-03 14:00 - 18:30, 2024-03-08 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-09 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-10 14:00 - 18:30 | Indy Fringe, 719 E St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, IN, 46202, United States
“Humanity filled “Bat in the Wind,” which I believe has legs…It’s a performance that I will long remember for its honesty in portraying characters keenly fleshed out by homegrown Ross, who has the potential to become one of the leading voices in the American Theatre.”
-Tom Alvarez
Casey Ross’s acclaimed 2023 IndyFringe work, Bat in the Wind, that we will be presenting in a new 90-minute version, at the IndyFringe Indy Eleven Theatre, this March. We’re happy to bring back our director, Zachariah Stonerock and leading man, Matt Kraft for this intimate, heartwrenching tale of two neighbors suffering from two very different addictions, who will find their similarities are far more vast than their differences.
Content Advisory: This production includes adult language, discussion of sexual violence and self-harm, and depictions of drug use. It is recommended for audiences 18+

Family Literacy Day at the Indiana State Museum
2024-03-02 09:30 - 17:00 | Indiana State Museum, 350 W. Washington, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
Help Needed!
The Indiana State Museum is hosting Literacy Day on Saturday, March 2, to celebrate reading, books, and language. We will have musical performances, hands on literacy activities, and story times in several different languages. Join us to read, listen, and explore what literacy looks like at all ages. The activities are listed below, and shifts are 9:45- 1:30; 1:00 – 5:00, or all day. If anyone can read stories in Spanish, we can definitely use your help!
Engagement Opportunities
Level 1:

Great Hall/ East Wing

Book give away at welcome table.
Favorite children’s book vote
Comic Creation activity

Story Times:

10:15 English in the Great Hall
3:15 Spanish in Great Hall
4:00 English in the Great Hall

Nat Lab

Alphabet Sensory Table
Build a Nature Scene activity.

Level 2

Firefly

Pretend play with puppets
Design a book cover.

Level 3

Bridge:

Design a Bookmark

Rapp

Engineer a Puppet activity
Story times:

10:45 Spanish in Rapp
12:00 English in Rapp
2:15 English in Rapp
2:45 English in Rapp

Volunteer sign-up or for additional questions:

Contact Ms. Charlie Shock
Concierge and Volunteer Manager
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
cshock@indianamuseum.org
317-233-9911

General Meeting with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
2024-03-06 08:00 - 17:00 | Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
Come to the March General Meeting of the Indianapolis Ambassadors. On Mar. 6th, learn about volunteering with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) at the historic Hilbert Circle Theatre
Afterward the group is invited to a short social at nearby Buffalo Wild Wings.
All are welcome! RSVP at our Meetup Event or email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Event Details:

Hilbert Circle Theatre45 Monument CircleIndianapolis, IN, 46204(317) 639-4300https://www.indianapolissymphony.org/visit/hilbert-circle-theatre/
Alissa Britigan, Event Manager

will speak to us about the world class Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the historic theater, and the opportunities and benefits of volunteering with the ISO.

Date and Times:

Wednesday March 6th
6pm – 8pm

Parking Recommendations:

Groups/individuals are responsible for their own parking.
There are many downtown options,

The closest and most convenient is the Express Parkway, located on the southwest corner of Market & Pennsylvania Streets. This lot is connected by a covered walkway to Hilbert Circle Theatre.
The garages at Circle Centre Mall with entrances on West Washington, Maryland and Georgia Streets are also convenient. Check with the parking lots for prices.

Parking may also be found at parking meters, which are free on Sundays.
Please allow ample time for parking. We do recommend carpooling, if possible, to save costs.

After-Meeting Social:

Buffalo Wild Wings7 East Washington StreetIndianapolis, IN, 46204(317) 951-9484https://www.buffalowildwings.com/

For additional questions, email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Noble Evening in the Garden
2024-03-08 13:00 - 23:30 | Expo Hall, Indiana State Fair Grounds, 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN, 46205, United States
Noble Evening in the Garden is “a fabulous preview gala to the Indiana Flower & Patio Show will feature specialties from top restaurants, live music, interactive entertainment, a Silent Auction & more in the beautiful gardens at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.”
The Indianapolis Ambassadors have been invited to help make this important annual spring fundraiser a big success.
Noble’s mission is to “expand opportunities and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities and their families through individualized services.”
Year after year, this event is one of our favorite events to volunteer for. Sign up right away to get your preferred assignments!
Please check the list of scheduled volunteer positions and email Jackie Jones to express your interests and availability.

500 Festival 6-Miler
2024-03-09 08:00 - 11:30 | IN
On Your Marks, Get Set, GO!!!
Once again, the 500 Festival has asked for our help to host pit stations for upcoming running races:

6-Miler Pit Station: Saturday March 9, 2024 – 12 volunteers
10-Miler Pit Station: Saturday April 6, 2024 – 12 volunteers

It’s an easy gig if we get enough help. We will set up tables, pour drinks of Gatorade and water, hand them to the runners and walkers as they zoom by, and then we clean up and break down the tables.
As a group, we are moving forward with the March 9th date. But we still need volunteers! Until we meet our max (16), everyone is welcome to register and participate. **If there is enough interest to schedule the Ambassadors for the April 6th date, we can organize that too.
>>>> Registration is Required to Participate <<<<

Volunteer Details:

500 Festival 6-Miler
Pit station location will be communicated after registration.
16 volunteers are needed.

Date and Times:

Saturday March 9th
8:30am – 11:30am

Volunteer sign-up:

Visit the 6-Miler Volunteer Registration website HERE.
If you have not done so already, you will be prompted to create a new profile.

After profile creation, in the future you will just need your first name and email.

After creating profile / signed in, at the top of the page you will see a box where you can input an access code. Your access code is Indy24. Click Submit.

Opportunity will be highlighted below within the other opportunities.

After you have selected your shift, click Submit Volunteer Registration at the bottom of the page.
Optionally, join our Slack group for instant communications. Invitation link.

Volunteer benefits:

Event shirt
Volunteers who would like to receive an invitation to Volunteer Appreciation Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway® must sign up online by Wednesday, April 10th.

Volunteer Requirements:

Must Be 16
Dress for the Weather

Reach out to Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org with any questions.
