Event:	San Francisco Rec & Park Spring Fling - Early Shift Share
Location:	Crocker Amazon Park Playground Moscow @ Italy Street, San Francisco, CA
Date:	Apr 19th 2025, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
Staff:	Manager: Marci L
RSVP:	Your Email (so we can contact you): Your Name (so we know what to call you!): Allow my attendance to be public Join the One Brick mailing list By submitting my RSVP, I acknowledge that I am over 21 years of age. I have read, and agree to ​One Brick's Waiver, Assumption of Risk and Release.​​ A message for the event managers (optional):

Event Description:

We understand that committing to a 6-hour volunteer shift is a big ask, and we truly appreciate your time and support! Longer shifts help us keep things running smoothly while giving both volunteers and staff the chance to take breaks. Each year, volunteer tasks vary, but they generally cover a range of operational needs and fun interactive activities, including our fan-favorite egg hunts. Volunteers can select their preferred tasks on a first-come, first-serve basis. 

If a 6-hour shift doesn't quite fit your schedule, no worries! We’d be grateful if you could commit to a 3-hour window between 10:30 am and 4:30 pm (such as 10:30 am – 1:30 pm or 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm). Please note that in the comments when you sign-up. 

Important: A confirmation email will be sent to all registered volunteers a week before the event, including additional check-in details and an event map. Thank you for being part of our event! Your help truly makes a difference.

What we'll be doing:

In addition to RSVPing on the One Brick website you must log in and sign up for a volunteer shift on the OFFICIAL VOLUNTEER LINK.  Please sign up as an Individual and NOT AS A GROUP.  

If you have signed up for the entire 6 hour shift, please RSVP on both One Brick shifts.

One Brick volunteers will be helping out as follows based on the event's needs: (will be updated once we have this information for 2025)

• Accessible Parking - Helping to direct and escort vehicles to accessible parking
• VIP Parking - Helping to direct VIPs to parking - A VIP list is provided.
• Archery - Helping to prepare public with gear and the "how-to"
• "Randall on the Road" - Helping to engage the public with fun science activities via the Randall Museum
• Craft Project - Helping to engage the public in an assortment of crafts, restock supplies and keep area tidy in-between activities
• Egg Hunt - Helping to hide and restock supplies in between all timed egg hunts

What you should know:

Volunteers will be assigned upon arrival based on the needs of the event.  Please be flexible with your assignment.

Dress in layers. SF weather can be unpredictable;

• Be prepared to volunteer rain or shine.
• Wear comfortable shoes you don't mind getting dirty.
• You will most likely be on your feet throughout your shift.
• Bring snacks for dietary needs and water (please help us reduce the use of plastic bottles by bringing your own reusable water bottle).

As a volunteer, you are expected to arrive on time and stay for the duration of your shift. We highly advise volunteers to pack light as there will not be a secure space to store your belongings. Leaving your belongings at the Volunteer Check-in Station will be at your own risk. Snacks and water in a cooler will be provided.  Volunteers are required to wear a volunteer vest and/or other volunteer identifying articles that will be provided upon check-in (Please note that all volunteer vests and/or other volunteer identifying articles must be returned at the end of your shift upon check-out).

If you have a One Brick lanyard, please wear it.

San Francisco Muni bus lines 8, 43 and 54 stop at or near Crocker Amazon Playground.  Specific location of bus stops can be found by clicking on the Google Maps icon in the "Location:" box above.

Where to Meet:

Volunteer check-in location TBA

San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department:

The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department administers more than 220 parks, playgrounds, and open spaces, including two outside the city limits-- Camp Mather in Yosemite Valley and Sharp Park in Pacifica, Calif. Our park system includes 25 recreation centers, nine swimming pools, five golf courses and numerous tennis courts, ball diamonds, soccer fields and other sports venues. Included in the department’s responsibilities are the Marina Yacht Harbor, the San Francisco Zoo, and Lake Merced.

Our staff members are diverse, committed and talented recreation and park professionals, from gardeners, foresters, and recreation leaders to park patrol officers, custodians, electricians, painters, and more.

Mission Statement

The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department’s Mission is to provide enriching recreational activities, maintain beautiful parks and preserve the environment for the well-being of everyone in our diverse community.

RPD By the Numbers

• 4,113 acres of recreational and open space
• 3,400 acres within San Francisco
• 671 marina slips
• 220 neighborhood parks
• 179 playgrounds and play areas
• 82 recreation centers and clubhouses
• 72 basketball courts and 151 tennis courts
• 59 soccer/playfields (and growing)
• 1 Family Camp