On the first ever CiderDays, which was a one day event held on November 5, 1994, volunteers were stationed at local cider mills to encourage people to learn how to make cider. When the event became a 2-day experience, volunteers helped to make this annual event which is held on the first weekend of November a success. And so it continued.
Why Do People Volunteer CiderDays?Community projects are part of the fabric of the local community where CiderDays takes place. These projects can be big like helping to build the New England Peace Pagoda in Leverett, Massachusetts in the late 1980's or more intimate like a wood stacking party to celebrate a friends birthday.
Getting something done with friends is fun.
It is a way to hang out with people with a common goal.
Volunteers are the Engine of the EventWithout volunteers for CiderDays and now CiderDays 2.0 events would come to a stand still. We need engaged people who know that cider=fun. Yes, there is a lot of preliminary work that takes place beforehand to set up an event, but on the day of it is all about the Volunteers.
How CiderDays 2.0 is Setting UP Volunteers to SucceedThank Volunteers after the event - for a Job well done!
You will likely want to bring them back next year!
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