Volunteer

Set up and break down activity spaces, including moving chairs, tables, and equipment

Lift and carry items such as chairs, hay bales, supplies, and other camp materials

Support camp-wide events like the ice cream social and group activities

Jump into games and activities with campers, including impromptu moments like a game of kickball

Assist with tasks like serving snacks, washing cars, and helping where needed

Work closely as part of a team to respond to the evolving needs of camp

This is the most physically demanding volunteer role at camp

Ability to lift up to 50 pounds is required

Expect to be on your feet and moving throughout the day, often exceeding 12,000 steps

Comfortable working outdoors and navigating camp terrain, including hills

Open to engaging with campers and families experiencing a range of emotions

A fast-paced, highly active role with constant movement throughout the day

A strong sense of teamwork and camaraderie with fellow Wieser Warriors

Opportunities for fun, laughter, and spontaneous interaction with campers

A role that balances physical work with meaningful connection

Enjoys staying active and working with their hands

Thrives in a team environment and builds quick connections with others

Is flexible, dependable, and ready to jump in wherever needed

Brings a positive attitude and a sense of fun to everything they do

Participation for the full duration of camp is required

Pre-camp communication or training may be required

Connect with your assigned family about one month prior to camp

Serve as their primary point of contact leading up to camp, answering questions and helping them feel prepared

Welcome your family upon arrival and help them get settled into camp

Stay closely connected with your family throughout the weekend, offering support, guidance, and companionship

Help your family navigate camp activities, meals, and schedules based on their interests and energy levels

Advocate for your family’s needs and communicate with camp teams as needed

Create a warm, supportive presence while allowing space for independence when appropriate

Expect to be on your feet and moving throughout the day, often walking between activities and locations

Activity level may vary depending on your family, especially if supporting young children or more active participants

Comfortable navigating camp terrain, including hills and outdoor spaces

Emotionally present and supportive, as families may be navigating a wide range of experiences related to cancer

Ability to balance attentiveness with giving your family space when needed

A highly relational role with the opportunity to build a meaningful connection with one family

A flexible, ever-changing experience based on your family’s needs and preferences

Families come in all forms, including couples, siblings, best friends, multi-generational groups, and those with young children or teens

Some families prefer quiet, restful moments, while others want to participate in every activity from morning to evening

Your role is to meet your family where they are and help shape an experience that feels right for them

Enjoys building meaningful, one-on-one connections

Is attentive, compassionate, and a strong listener

Is flexible and able to adapt to different personalities and energy levels

Feels comfortable supporting individuals and families through both joyful and reflective moments

Finds fulfillment in helping others feel cared for and at ease

Pre-camp communication begins approximately one month prior to camp

Participation for the full duration of camp is required

Pre-camp training or meetings may be required

Arrive early (before 11:00 AM) on Friday to assist with camp setup prior to camper arrival

Set up key camp spaces, including the spa and salon areas using pop-up tents, dividers, and equipment

Lift, carry, and assemble items such as staging, signage, and camp materials

Assist with setting up common areas, including Center Field and activity spaces

Serve as a shuttle driver during scheduled times, transporting campers and volunteers in minivans

Navigate a narrow, winding camp road while driving between locations such as Frontier Ranch

Provide additional shuttle support throughout the weekend as needed

Run occasional off-site errands to pick up supplies

Jump in to support other teams wherever help is needed

Ability to lift and carry heavier items is required

Expect to be on your feet and moving throughout the day

Comfortable working outdoors and navigating camp terrain, including hills

Comfortable driving a minivan on a narrow, winding road for extended periods

Flexible and willing to take on a variety of tasks as needs arise

Open to engaging with campers and volunteers in a supportive and friendly way

A physically active role, especially during pre-camp setup on Friday

A mix of behind-the-scenes work and some interaction with campers and volunteers

Team-based work that requires communication and flexibility

Shuttle driving shifts that offer opportunities for conversation and connection

A role that shifts throughout the weekend based on camp needs

Enjoys hands-on work and problem solving

Is dependable, flexible, and ready to jump in where needed

Works well as part of a team

Is comfortable driving and navigating new environments

Appreciates both behind-the-scenes work and moments of connection

Early arrival on Friday, often before 11:00 AM, is required

Participation for the full duration of camp is required

Pre-camp communication or coordination may be required

Assist with a variety of camp needs, shifting throughout the day

Support activity areas such as arts and crafts or group programming

Help set up, organize, and restock snacks and common areas

Assist with spa and activity check-in, helping campers stay on schedule

Help with volunteer check-in as team members arrive

Support meal-related tasks, such as setting up volunteer lunches

Provide general support to other teams as needed throughout camp

Expect to be on your feet and moving throughout the day

Walking between camp areas is common, often totaling 10,000 to 12,000 steps

Comfortable navigating camp terrain, including hills and outdoor spaces

Able to shift quickly between tasks and priorities

Open to engaging with a wide range of people in a supportive and welcoming way

A dynamic, ever-changing role with a wide range of responsibilities

Frequent interaction with both campers and fellow volunteers

A team-oriented environment where flexibility is key

A mix of behind-the-scenes support and front-facing interaction

Enjoys variety and staying busy

Is flexible, dependable, and quick to respond to changing needs

Likes interacting with both campers and volunteers

Works well as part of a team and communicates clearly

Finds fulfillment in helping wherever support is needed

Participation for the full duration of camp is required

Pre-camp communication or training may be required

Provide professional wellness services such as table massage during scheduled spa appointments on Saturday

Offer chair massage during camper welcome on Friday

Deliver services in a thoughtful, compassionate, and client-centered manner

Help maintain a peaceful, organized spa environment throughout the day

Work through a full schedule of back-to-back appointments

Support end-of-camp spa breakdown on Sunday, including inventory, packing, and organization for future use

Licensed or certified massage therapist, or formally trained in a related modality

Additional modalities such as Reiki, acupressure, or acupuncture are welcomed

Must meet any applicable licensing or certification requirements

Is a licensed or trained wellness professional

Finds fulfillment in helping others relax and feel cared for

Is comfortable with a steady, appointment-based schedule

Brings a calm, grounded presence to their work

Values both professionalism and meaningful connection

A focused, service-oriented role with a full day of scheduled appointments on Saturday

One-on-one interaction with campers and loved ones in a quiet, supportive setting

A steady pace, often with consecutive sessions throughout the day

A collaborative environment with other wellness professionals

Ability to perform multiple sessions throughout the day, often back-to-back

Physical stamina required for hands-on therapeutic work

Comfortable working in a focused, quiet environment

Emotionally present and compassionate when working with individuals impacted by cancer

Ability to maintain professional boundaries while offering warmth and care

Participation for the full duration of camp is required

Active service during camper welcome on Friday and a full appointment schedule on Saturday

Participation in spa breakdown and packing on Sunday

Pre-camp communication or coordination may be required

Provide salon services such as hairstyling, facials, makeup application, and nail care

Create a fun, welcoming, and confidence-boosting experience for campers and their loved ones

Work with a variety of ages, from young children to older adults

Support a range of preferences, from subtle refreshes to more complete makeovers

Help maintain a clean, organized, and inviting salon space

Work through a schedule of appointments, which may be back-to-back at times

Assist with end-of-camp breakdown, including packing and organizing supplies

Licensed professionals are preferred for services such as hairstyling and esthetics

Experience with makeup artistry and nail care is welcomed

A willingness to work within your comfort level and scope of experience

Enjoys helping others feel confident and cared for

Brings creativity and a positive, upbeat energy

Is flexible and able to work with a variety of styles and preferences

Values both fun and meaningful connection

Works well in a team and collaborative environment

A lively, social, and uplifting environment

One-on-one and small group interactions throughout the day

A steady flow of appointments, especially during peak times

A mix of creativity, connection, and service

Ability to be on your feet for extended periods

Comfortable performing multiple services throughout the day

Ability to adapt to different ages, styles, and comfort levels

Open to engaging with individuals navigating a range of emotions related to cancer

Creates a positive, inclusive, and affirming experience for all participants

Participation for the full duration of camp is required

Active service during scheduled salon hours, typically on Saturday

Participation in breakdown and packing at the end of camp

Pre-camp communication or coordination may be required