Your Talent Belongs Here.

Great for: project managers, planners, energetic problem-solvers, and people who enjoy making complex events work.

• Coordinate permits, venues, tents, stages, equipment, restrooms, parking, accessibility, setup, and cleanup.
• Manage deliveries, inventories, transportation, wayfinding, and sustainability needs.

Great for: people with safety, security, emergency-management, sanitation, or public-service experience.

• Coordinate with police, fire, emergency medical, and security partners.
• Support emergency, weather, evacuation, and missing-child procedures.

Great for: spatial planners, mapmakers, designers, and clear communicators.

• Develop the site map and assign space for vendors, stages, services, sponsors, and activities.
• Plan and install parking, restroom, accessibility, health, and directional signs.

Great for: historians, educators, researchers, storytellers, archivists, and exhibit designers.

• Create accurate, engaging exhibits, panels, displays, and learning experiences.
• Connect Juneteenth’s national significance with Fauquier County’s local history.

Great for: healthcare professionals, wellness advocates, educators, and community-resource partners.

• Recruit providers and coordinate screenings, demonstrations, resources, and first aid.
• Promote mental, physical, and emotional well-being as essential parts of freedom.

Great for: music lovers, producers, stage managers, audio professionals, and performer liaisons.

• Secure performers and coordinate contracts, schedules, technical requirements, and hospitality.
• Manage arrivals, sound checks, stage transitions, and the day-of entertainment flow.

Great for: educators, parents, coaches, artists, youth leaders, and the young at heart.

• Plan safe, inclusive, age-appropriate games, art, storytelling, movement, and educational activities.
• Coordinate providers, volunteers, accessibility, screening, and safety procedures.

Great for: creative organizers, judges, hosts, educators, and community-engagement leaders.

• Develop culturally meaningful contests, rules, judging criteria, prizes, and promotions.
• Coordinate contestants, judges, scholarships, Community Heroes, and award presentations.

Great for: writers, designers, marketers, photographers, videographers, and digital storytellers.

• Create coordinated social, print, web, radio, and community-awareness campaigns.
• Capture and share the people, stories, and moments that define Fauquier Juneteenth.

Great for: relationship-builders, fundraisers, business leaders, and community ambassadors.

• Develop sponsorship packages, recruit partners, and renew past commitments.
• Coordinate recognition, onsite hospitality, appreciation, and follow-up.

Great for: people who enjoy communication, scheduling, training, and supporting teams.

• Collect volunteer needs and create shifts, assignments, orientation, and check-in procedures.
• Match volunteers with meaningful roles and support them throughout the event.

Great for: customer-service leaders, small-business supporters, organizers, and compliance-minded communicators.

• Manage registration, selection, communications, payments, and required documentation.
• Coordinate locations, check-in, inspections, onsite questions, and departure.

Great for: accountants, financial managers, recordkeepers, and people committed to public trust.

• Track income, expenses, budgets, payments, deposits, and reimbursements.
• Maintain accurate records and prepare post-event financial reports.

Great for: researchers, writers, fundraisers, program evaluators, and partnership-builders.

• Identify opportunities and prepare proposals, budgets, and supporting documents.
• Track awards, compliance, expenditures, outcomes, and required reports.

Great for: policy, governance, risk, quality, operations, and organizational-development professionals.

• Strengthen procedures, transparency, accountability, and compliance.
• Identify risks, opportunities, lessons learned, and improvements for future years.