Our Little League program is a testament to the dedication and passion of our young athletes, coaches, and parents. To continue providing an enriching and successful experience for our children, we rely on the support of our community. In this spirit, we rely on a work bond program that calls upon parents to contribute their time and efforts to ensure the smooth functioning of our Little League program.

The Importance of Work Bonds: Work bonds are an essential part of our program's sustainability. These work bonds are an opportunity for parents to actively participate in the success of our Little League program. By dedicating your time, you become an integral part of the program's success, while also fostering a stronger sense of community among our families.

How It Works:

1. Work Bond Commitment: At the start of the Spring season, each family will be asked to commit to a specific number of work bonds.
    
2. Volunteer Opportunities: We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities, such as concession stand, field duty, coaching, managing, or being a team parent.
    
3. Flexible Scheduling: We understand that your time is valuable, and we'll do our best to provide flexible scheduling options to accommodate your availability.
    
4. Verification and Reporting: To ensure transparency, we will track your work bonds and provide regular updates on your progress.
   
   
5. Rewards and Acknowledgment: As a token of our appreciation, we will recognize your contributions and celebrate your dedication to our program.

Benefits of Participating:

1. Strengthened Community Bonds: By actively participating, you'll forge stronger connections with fellow parents, coaches, and players.
    
2. Visible Impact: Your efforts will directly impact the quality and sustainability of our program.
    
3. Role Modeling: Your involvement sets a powerful example for our young athletes, showing them the importance of giving back to the community.
    
4. Shared Responsibility: Distributing the workload ensures that the burden of running the program doesn't fall on a few individuals but is shared by the entire community.
   
   
5. Sense of Achievement: Completing your work bond hours is not only fulfilling but also a source of pride, as you'll witness the direct benefits of your contributions.

Our Little League program thrives on the support of parents, and the work bonds are an excellent way for you to actively engage in our community and ensure the program's continued success. By dedicating your time, you are investing in the growth and development of our young athletes. We sincerely appreciate your commitment to the program and look forward to working together to create an enriching and rewarding experience for our children. Please join us in making this program the best it can be!

Q: How many shifts are parents responsible for?

A: Parents with only one child in T Ball are responsible for 2 shifts. All other Parents are responsible for 4 shifts.

Q: How long is a shift?

A: Shifts are typically 2.5 to 3 hours in length.

Q: Do I have to work all 4 shifts in the Concession Stand?

A: No, we offer Field Duty and other shifts as determined by the board. 

Q: What happens if I already signed up for a shift but can't work 3 hours?

A: Please contact us or ask a board member on duty, they will work with you to get your time rescheduled.

Q: What happens if I am having trouble finding time to fulfill my work bond hours?

A: Please stop by the concession stand and speak with a Board Member, they will work with you to find a time to get you scheduled.

Q: Do I have to sign in or out to get credit for working?

A: Yes, you must sign in and out in the work bond system or book, otherwise you will not be credited for time worked.

Q: When do I know my shift is over?

A: Please check with a Board Member before leaving to ensure you worked your full shift so you get signed out to receive credit for working.

Q: What is Field Duty?

A: Field Duty takes place on Saturday mornings at 8am sharp. It includes various tasks that prepare the fields and the complex for our busiest day of the week, Saturday. When reporting for Field Duty on Saturdays, please report to the Board member in charge of Field Duty for that day to ensure you get signed in.