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Volunteers
are an essential part of the Splore experience.
Each year,
volunteers contribute more than 2400 hours of service,
representing an in-kind donation of more than $20,000.
Volunteers can help in many different capacities, and
work with Splore's dedicated
staff to provide program
assistance, personal care, transportation, and fundraising
support.
Volunteers assist in providing a better quality of life
for people with disabilities and special needs. Splore
staff members will provide volunteers with the training
necessary to help support the needs of our participants.
There is a way for everyone to lend a hand and we encourage
you to join us today and start making a difference. You
won't regret it! |
| "As a volunteer, I can say that some of the most
incredible times I have ever had have been on Splore
trips. My life has been influenced a great deal
by the amazing staff, volunteers and clients I have
shared time with." -Splore volunteer |
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Splore program volunteers come
from every walk in life - male and female, young and young at heart.
Splore volunteers possess the following characteristics:
A love of outdoor recreation, and a willingness
to share outdoor recreational experiences with people
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"The people that work with Splore are an incredible
bunch of folks. The guides were very knowledgeable
about the river and couldn't have been more caring
and concerned. Their goal seemed to be sure I had
a good time and with their help they certainly achieved
that goal."
-Splore Participant |
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SPLORE is a Utah based non-profit organization that specializes in providing life-changing outdoor recreation experiences to children and adults with disabilities and special needs. SPLORE ran its first accessible rafting program during the summer of 1977 and for more than 30 years, has served over 30,000 individuals with disabilities as well as their family members, friends & care providers.
SPLORE | 880 East 3375 South | SLC, UT 84106 | 801.484.4128
| fax 801.484.4177 | info@splore.org |
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