Volunteer

Serve with us.

Offer your time and skills to a CTC gathering or team. Volunteering is separate from joining the community: you never have to volunteer to belong.

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Why people serve

Serve a community you care about

Help create the rooms where other people find theirs.

Work beside people outside your field

Designers, engineers, writers, marketers and operations people all pitch in together.

Use your craft in service

Bring a skill you already have, or try something new.

Where you could help

Welcome and protocol

Receiving guests and speakers, and helping everything run smoothly on the day.

Media and design

Visuals, photography, video and the look of CTC's materials.

Programs and logistics

Planning and running gatherings.

Community and social media

Keeping members connected and sharing news.

Event-day support

Ushering and general help where it is needed.

Not sure yet?

Say so. Tell us what you are good at and we can look at where it might fit.

What to expect

Serving with CTC includes onboarding before you start.

  1. Community values. What CTC stands for and how we work together.
  2. Engagement. How we welcome and talk with members and guests.
  3. Role-specific preparation. What your area involves, before the day.

Expressing interest does not guarantee a placement. Placements depend on what each gathering needs.

Volunteering is separate from community membership. Joining the community chat needs no application.

Express interest in volunteering

Where could you help? Pick any.

What should we call you?

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This sends your interest to the CTC team at info@christiantechcommunity.org. Replies come from that inbox. Expressing interest does not guarantee a placement.