Volunteer Training: Perspectives 2013


From: Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation info@ocaf.com
Date: 08/19/2013 10:45 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: danjmatt@bellsouth.net
Subject: Volunteer Training: Perspectives 2013






11th Annual
Perspectives: Georgia Pottery
Invitational
August 30- September 18, 2013
Persp '13
Becky Strickland
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to sign up for a particular day and time and to see all the volunteer opportunities. If you have any questions or run into problems signing up, you can contact me, Sheila, at 706-340-4919 (cell) or Peggy at 706-338-1078 (cell). I will also be available during the event to help you out.  

Volunteer Training for Perspectives

If you have not already signed up as a Perspectives volunteer now is the time to do so! Training for Perspectives volunteers will be held on Thursday August 22 at 7 pm and on Saturday August 24 at 10 am in Rocket Hall.  Please plan on coming to one or the other session.  We will be doing hands on use of sales using the credit card machine. 

Most of the pottery is in so you can see it in advance of the sale and some volunteers will be able to purchase pots at full price at the end of the training sessions. We did this last year.  And don't forget that there is a volunteer sale on September 18 at 5pm where all volunteers can purchase pottery for 30% off the price and have a great dinner!!! 

You do not need to be a member to volunteer so go to Volunteer Spot now and sign up.

Hope to see you there!
Sheila Chrzan and Peggy Pitts

Thank you...

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Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation
34 School Street
Watkinsville, GA 30667
(706) 769-4565



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