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SpoFI Alumni: Step Up and Lead – June 15th Picnic

Group of 12 SpoFI alumni fathers and their children at last year's Father's Day picnic, wearing blue SpoFI shirts and gathering for a group photo at a park pavilion. Several fathers are holding young children, showing the multi-generational community impact of the event.
Last year's picnic was amazing because alumni ran the whole thing. This year, we need one of you to step up and lead the charge.
Sign up now!

Looking for: Alumni Father’s Day 2025 Picnic Leader

Someone to:

  • Coordinate volunteer teams
  • Be the main point person
  • Make key decisions
  • Work with SpoFI staff for support

Not looking for perfection – just someone willing to own it and make it happen. We’ll provide backup and resources.

SpoFI alumni father wearing blue program shirt and baseball cap, carrying his baby in a back carrier while volunteering at the juice station during the Father's Day picnic, preparing fresh fruits visible on the serving table

Also Need: Team Members

Whether you lead or support, we need help with:

  • Setup and teardown
  • Games and activities
  • Food service
  • Registration
  • General support

Kids 10+ welcome – great chance to serve together.

Smiling young boy wearing blue SpoFI shirt with 'MY DAD IS A 24/7 DAD!' text and silhouettes of a father with children, proudly supporting his dad at the Father's Day picnic event

Timeline

  • Leader needed by: June 2nd
  • Team meetings start: Early June
  • Event day: Sunday, June 15th

Ready?

Check the box if you’re interested in leading. Otherwise, just sign up to help where needed. Either way, we need you.

Full details coming after sign-ups. For now, just raise your hand.

Our brothers made last year special. Let’s do it again.

Questions about the picnic? Contact us at help@spofi.org.
Lawrence Jay Long


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