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This is great opportunity to work with the children attending the Boice Ansley School, one of our Signature Projects.  We will be conducting a traditional Egg Hunt in Piedmont Park on the Friday of Easter Weekend. 

Information for Volunteers

·         If possible, please plan to join us at 10:30 on Friday. The first group of children will arrive at 11, and we need to hide the eggs and set up.

·         Even if you can only attend for part of the time, please register (so we’ll count you for lunch) and let Jimmy Paulk know your schedule.

·         We’ll be in an area of the park adjacent to the Park Administrative Offices and Magnolia Hall.

·         For parking, use GPS address: 1322 Monroe Drive, NE, Atlanta, 30306. Turn into Worcester Drive and follow to the garage. Park on Level One (bottom). Walk through the circular park plaza, past buildings on left and right, and you’ll arrive at our area.

·         The kids will be divided by age, and the first group will arrive by bus at 11. We’ll have the egg hunt and games, with volunteers assisting the kids – staff will direct us.

·         The second group of kids will arrive at noon, and we’ll all have lunch (provided for volunteers – be sure to register so the count will be right).

·         At 1:00, the first group of kids will return to school, and we’ll have an egg hunt and games for the second group.

·         So far, the weather forecast looks perfect. But if looks rainy, we’ll send out a message to all volunteers and re-locate to the Ansley School.

Needed:

·         We need a volunteer or two to coordinate the games and bring simple supplies. This can be simple traditional games like Egg-and-Spoon Races, Three-legged Races, Sack races, etc. We’ll have a total of an hour for the Egg Hunt and the games, so there should be time for several games.

·         Also, we need someone to help with bringing food for the volunteers, faculty, and staff. The school will be providing bag lunches for the children, but not the adults. This can be simple sandwiches, chips, and bottled water.

·         Contact Jimmy Paulk to volunteer – [email protected] or 917-213-8915.