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Do’s: Invite as many cancer survivors as you know and make everyone feel welcome. Remember those you have lost and those who are battling cancer with luminaria. Wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses as protection from the sun. Teach about cancer prevention and early detection (provide education info at your tent – we will be recognizing best mission/education campsite). Have someone on the track at all times – we Relay in honor of those who have cancer. Since they have cancer 24 hours a day, we symbolically walk for the whole time we are at Relay For Life. Be sure you have a Relay wristband on. Like our Facebook page to receive important updates through the event!
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Don’ts: Don’t bring pets, alcohol, weapons, or tobacco Don’t leave children unattended Don’t loiter in the bathrooms Don’t bring bikes, roller skates/blades, scooters or skateboards (strollers are OK) Don’t leave a mess – clean up your entire tent area Don’t play sports on the Relay field - RESPECT others’ campsites and safety! Don’t use grills (bring your own) outside of the designated grilling area
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Carts to unload and load your campsite Toilet paper, paper towel, trash bags Camping equipment (including flashlight) Extra clothing (layer for chilly overnight temperatures) Canned foods for the Luminaria bags!!! Silent Auction item(s) Onsite fundraisers (i.e. baked goods) Money to spend at others’ onsite fundraisers Fundraising materials to turn in (envelopes, accounting sheets) Food, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks (water)
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Assign a team member to be at your site when your rental tent is delivered as well as when it’s taken down. Sign-up for an early unloading time if you are a large corporate team. Use caution in the unloading area. The safety of our volunteers is our #1 concern. Return our cart to the unloading area ASAP so others can use it (Driver’s license must be traded as collateral while utilizing event carts).
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Rental tents are your responsibility You need to have a team representative on site for set-up AND take-down of your rental tent Camp sites are approximately 20’X30’ again this year Use extreme caution when placing tent stakes. Watch out for sprinkler heads and avoid the area between them. Teams with large tents may sign-up to begin set-up and unloading beginning at 10 a.m.
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Come during your assigned time Pay attention to the traffic guides Unload your car on the sidewalk/onto a cart and move your car before taking your gear to your campsite (No unattended cars in unloading area) No vehicles of any type will be allowed to drive on the field You may park your car anywhere but marked spaces or in the unloading area
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Report minor emergencies to the EMS/first aid volunteers Call 911 for major emergencies (heat stroke, heart attack, stroke) and then notify Relay Committee Staff. Contact police onsite in case of unlawful behavior. Come inside the school if the Relay Committee announces field evacuation Know your contingency plan (will be posted to www.restonrelay.org closer to event date)
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