Run-day roles
Host, fronty, sweeper, greeter or content scout. Take a recurring shift or join the occasional helper pool.
Help carry Devon Deer forward.
The club works best when clear pieces are shared by an ongoing team. You do not need to be the fastest runner, attend every run or know exactly where you fit.
Behind the scenes
Routes, calendars, notices, volunteer coordination, social publishing, photography, stories, events and partnerships.
Shared properly
Roles can be co-owned, backed up and supported with a checklist, account access and a hands-on handover.
Open until Tuesday, August 18 at 8:00 p.m. Atlantic
Start with the four-minute interest form.
No role will be assigned without a direct conversation and a clear agreement about the work, authority, backup and handover.
Open the leadership interest formOngoing volunteering
There is still room to help.
The transition survey has closed, but volunteer conversations continue. Send Devon Deer a direct message and tell us which part of the club you would like to help carry.
Message Devon Deer on InstagramClear roles make the welcome possible
A good run begins before anyone starts moving.
Someone checks the route. Someone welcomes new faces. Someone confirms the fronty and sweeper. Someone stays for the finishing headcount.
No one has to carry everything. The goal is a dependable team with clear authority, practical handovers and named backup.
See the current volunteer invitation
What matters most
Reliability, kindness and sound judgment.
Running credentials are optional. Being willing to communicate, ask for help and follow through matters more.
Volunteers do not provide youth supervision. Devon Deer does not conduct criminal record or vulnerable sector checks on volunteers. A Run Host, fronty or sweeper must never accept responsibility for an unaccompanied person under 19 or substitute for their parent or legal guardian.