Director of Volunteers, Patricia Gore was at Grenfell’s Get Involved event recently and she met with many repeat volunteers.
CB Nuit is less than two weeks away and organizers are looking to get youth volunteering. Director of Volunteers, Patricia Gore was at Grenfell’s Get Involved event recently and she met with many repeat volunteers. Gore says t-shirts have become a collectors item and people can volunteer online at cbnuit.ca. She says there are many different duties. Gore says they have a youth advisory committee and it’s a wonderful way for high school students to get their volunteer hours. Organizer Louise Gauthier says they also have a Mentorship Program. The students will present their work during the festival. Meanwhile, Gauthier says this year, they have a new accessibility project. They also have a low sensory room available where parents with children or people can unwind at the festival. CB Nuit will fill West Street with dozens of exhibits free of charge from 7 until midnight on September 28th.
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