Friends & Family of 2884 RCACC
YOU CAN BE INVOLVED!
There are MANY ways you can be involved in your cadet's program! We welcome any extra support you can lend us!
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* Join as a member of the Support Committee
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* Apply to be a Civilian Volunteer
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WHO ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE SUPPORT COMMITTEE?
The committee is open to the public, parents or guardians of cadets and to adults without a cadet in the unit who would like to become involved in the cadet Corps. For parents & guardians, it is a great way to get a chance to ask questions, get to know other cadet’s parents and keep up to date with your cadet’s activities. Like the cadets, parents make long time friendships as well.
WHAT IS THE TIME COMMITMENT?
You have the option to become a regular contributor to the Support Committee or volunteer on an occasional basis when you have availability. Any amount of time you can dedicate will greatly enhance the cadet experience. We warmly welcome new volunteers to join our team!
WHY DO WE FUNDRAISE?
Working in the background the Support Committee is responsible for raising funds to cover the extra costs that the Corps may incur for team equipment and outings among other things. They coordinate and run tag days, dinners, trips and many other events that enhance the Cadet program.
WHAT DOES THE SUPPORT COMMITTEE DO?
The 2884 RCACC Support Committee is responsible for providing help to the Corps in a number of areas, including:
* Promoting the Cadet Program to the community
* Fundraising and managing funds for additional activities not supported financially by the Canadian Forces such as trips, extra training equipment etc.
* Facilitate the recruitment of eligible young people as cadets,
* Assist the Corps at public and Corps activities
* Organizing social events for the Corps
* Conduct communications/public affairs activity
* Identify qualified persons as potential officers for the Corps.
* Assist the Commanding Officer in the care and custody of Corps equipment,
* Keep in contact with the Support Committees of other cadet units and
* Conduct the business of the Support Committee
Please be aware that the Support Committee does not play a direct role in the cadets' training program, including its planning, execution, evaluation, or promotion. If you have any questions or concerns about the training program or a cadet's progress or performance, please direct them to the Training Officer. The best time to discuss these matters is at the end of the training night, once the cadets have been dismissed from the parade square.
Who Can Volunteer
Screening Process
The committee is open to the public, parents or guardians of cadets and to adults without a cadet in the unit who would like to become involved in the cadet Corps. For parents & guardians, it is a great way to get a chance to ask questions, get to know other cadet’s parents and keep up to date with your cadet’s activities. Like the cadets, parents make long time friendships as well.
WHAT IS THE TIME COMMITMENT?
You have the option to become a regular contributor to the Support Committee or volunteer on an occasional basis when you have availability. Any amount of time you can dedicate will greatly enhance the cadet experience. We warmly welcome new volunteers to join our team!
WHY DO WE FUNDRAISE?
Working in the background the Support Committee is responsible for raising funds to cover the extra costs that the Corps may incur for team equipment and outings among other things. They coordinate and run tag days, dinners, trips and many other events that enhance the Cadet program.
WHAT DOES THE SUPPORT COMMITTEE DO?
The 2884 RCACC Support Committee is responsible for providing help to the Corps in a number of areas, including:
* Promoting the Cadet Program to the community
* Fundraising and managing funds for additional activities not supported financially by the Canadian Forces such as trips, extra training equipment etc.
* Facilitate the recruitment of eligible young people as cadets,
* Assist the Corps at public and Corps activities
* Organizing social events for the Corps
* Conduct communications/public affairs activity
* Identify qualified persons as potential officers for the Corps.
* Assist the Commanding Officer in the care and custody of Corps equipment,
* Keep in contact with the Support Committees of other cadet units and
* Conduct the business of the Support Committee
Please be aware that the Support Committee does not play a direct role in the cadets' training program, including its planning, execution, evaluation, or promotion. If you have any questions or concerns about the training program or a cadet's progress or performance, please direct them to the Training Officer. The best time to discuss these matters is at the end of the training night, once the cadets have been dismissed from the parade square.
Who Can Volunteer
- Any Adult at least 19 years old.
Screening Process
- Police check with vulnerability screening (letter can be provided to you stating this is for volunteer work)
- 2 Pieces of Government issued photo ID.
- Completed Army Cadet League volunteer application, Here is the application link
- A printed and signed copy MUST also be submitted to the Support Committee Chair of 2884 RCACC in order for the registration process to begin.
Our Executive Support Committee
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CHAIR
Kristie DeWaele VICE-CHAIR
Richard Brayton TREASURER
Julie Hack SECRETARY
Angelique Demaray EX OFFICIO MEMBER
CO - Capt Vikky Broad |
MEMBER-AT-LARGE
Rebecca Roberts MEMBER-AT-LARGE
Nicole Haskell MEMBER-AT-LARGE
Sara Simpson COMMUNITY SPONSOR
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 583 - Liason Officer COMMUNITY SPONSOR
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 219 - Liason Officer |
If you are interested in joining our Support Committee, pelase email us at 2884sc@gmail.com or speak with us in person at any 2884 RCACC event!