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Volunteer Week and Volunteering in Clarenville

It's Volunteer Week in Clarenville. One of the biggest and most successful Co-ops in Atlantic Canada - the Clarenville Co-op embodies the spirit of volunteerism. Further, Clarenville Co-op is a key corporate sponsor of the 2014 NL Winter Games - which will be hosted by Clarenville.  Many Volunteers will be needed and we want you to get involved. The Host Committee is looking for volunteers.  Here's some Questions and Answers about this volunteer opportunity. Hope you can join us - it will be an outstanding opportunity for our town. How do I get involved? People interested in volunteering can contact the Games committee by: - Phone: Caroline at 466-4165 or 427-2433 - Facebook: www.facebook.com/Clarenville2014 - Twitter: Clarenville2014 @nlwg2014 - Email: clarenville2014@gmail.com Isn’t it early to be recruiting for volunteers? The NL Winter Games is a major undertaking. Our town of almost 6,000 will host 1,500 athletes, coaches and officials.

The Clarenville2014 NL Winter Games

VIDEO of OFFICIAL LAUNCH of CLARENVILLE 2014 Feb 18, 2012 - Greg Pittman, Chair of the NL Winter Games Clarenville Host Committee today officially launched the planning for the 2014 Winter Games in Clarenville March 1-9, 2014. “Up to 1,500 athletes, officials and coaches will be welcomed to our town in March 2014,” says Greg. “These Winter Games will showcase everything Clarenville has to offer and will provide young people from across the province an opportunity to demonstrate their athletic skills.” “I am thrilled to announce the members of the host committee today,” says Mr. Pittman. “The planning for a very successful games has now started and I know the committee has the determination and drive to create a wonderful opportunity for the athletes.” In addition to announcing the members Deputy Mayor Frazer Russell. The Clarenville Area Co-op also announced a sponsorship of $100,000 in collaboration with the Clarenville Lions Club and their 50-50 draw. “The support of