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Summer Camp Volunteers

A Summer Camp Volunteer position is great for any applicant looking to prepare themselves for a future camp counselor position or any general position in the workforce. Seasonal Summer Day Camp Volunteers assist in the supervision of children, kindergarten through seventh grade, in a day camp program from June – August. 

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• Assist in supervising summer camp participants
• Help counselors follow through with lesson plans
• Assist with set-up/clean-up camp activities
• Travel with participants on trips and adventures
• Play games and have fun with participants
• Share enthusiasm and foster a great atmosphere for the campers

Sponsorships

Become associated with community events that attract people from across Alamance County each year! There are partnership opportunities ranging from athletics to fitness & health programs to large special events. Check out the many opportunities to highlight your business through logos on promotional materials, with booth displays at events, banners at the ball fields providing onsite advertising, and through social media (based on level of sponsorship).

Thursdays at Seven Concert Series

For information about sponsorship opportunities, please email Brandy McCandless, Marketing Supervisor.

Graham Recreation Commission

The Recreation Commission is made up of 6 appointed members and is intended to act as the recreation liaison between the citizens of the city, Graham City Council, and the staff of the Recreation and Parks Department. Their primary function is to recommend policies and programs to the Recreation Director and Graham City Council within the scope of responsibilities as outlined in town ordinances. Recreation Commission members also provide input and guidance on the development of long range plans for the Department including direction on program offerings and the development of recreational facilities.

How to Serve

Monthly Meetings

When: 2nd Wednesday of each month (The Graham Recreation Commission Monthly Meeting has been cancelled for March.)
Time: 6:30pm
Location: Graham Historical Museum • 135 West Elm Street, Graham, NC 27253 These meetings are open to the public. Street parking available. For more information, please email Brian Faucette, Graham Recreation & Parks Director.

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Recreation Commission Members (Term Expiration)

The Recreation Commission is made up of 6 appointed members and is intended to act as the recreation liaison between the citizens of the city, Graham City Council, and the staff of the Recreation and Parks Department.

Jay Cook – Chair (2022)
Brian Cutlip (2023)
Pat Moser (2023)
Kent Davis (2023)
Nicki Grafos Smith (2022)
Dr. Tim Beshel (2021)
Amy Graus (2021)
Chip Turner, City Council Liaison
Brian Faucette, City Staff Liaison

Friends of Graham Recreation & Parks Community Volunteer Board

Established in 2015, the organization’s purpose and mission shall be to receive and distribute the gifts of donors or other contributors to deserving projects associated with the City of Graham Recreation and Parks Services.

Want to give someone a unique gift or recognize an individual or family? Buy a commemorative flagstone paver, or series of pavers, that meander through the landscape at Graham Regional Park.

Follow the links for more information:
Be A Friend, Buy A Flagstone Paver
Graham Regional Park Gift Catalog

Please stay tuned for opportunities to support future projects! For more information, please call (336) 525-1205. 

Mailing Address:
Friends of Graham Recreation & Parks
PO Box 1438
Graham, NC 27253

Graham Historical Museum Advisory Board

The Graham Historical Museum Advisory Board’s function is to serve in an advisory capacity to City Council and, most importantly, act as a responsible steward of all artifacts entrusted to the Museum.

The advisory board plays a vital role in the operation of the Historical Museum. Board members work to initiate programs and community events that highlight Graham’s history, serve as docents during Museum hours of operation, and act as the acquisition and accession committee for artifacts offered to the Museum.

The Graham Historical Museum, collects, preserves, displays and interprets the records, relics and artifacts which contribute to the understanding and appreciation of the history of the City of Graham.

How to Serve

If you are a resident of the City of Graham or its extra territorial jurisdiction (ETJ), you are eligible to serve on the Historical Museum Advisory Board. The seven-members of the board are appointed by the Graham City Council and each serve three year terms. If you are interested in applying for a seat on the Museum Advisory Board, please call (336) 513-5510.

Meetings

When: 4th Monday of each month (January 25, 2021 meeting has been cancelled)
Time: 6:30pm
Location: Graham Historical Museum • 135 West Elm Street, Graham, NC 27253 These meetings are open to the public. Street parking available. For more information, please email Brian Faucette, Graham Recreation & Parks Director.

Members & Term Expires   

Elaine Murrin – Chair – 2020
April Snell – Vice-Chair – 2022
Nicki Grafos Smith – Secretary – 2021
Jerry Cummings – 2021
Diana Cummings – 2022
Jeanette Beaudry – 2020
Karen Chin – 2022
Melody Wiggins – City Council Liaison
Brian Faucette – City Staff Liaison

Friends of the Graham Historical Museum

This group is open to anyone interested in supporting the Graham Historical Museum. There is no residency requirement or minimum service hours required.

Volunteers on the Friends of the Historical Museum Committee are called upon to help the Advisory Board with special events at the Museum, serve as docents during Museum hours of operation or group tours, and help with administrative tasks as needed.

It takes many helping hands to run a successful museum, and the Friends of the Historical Museum Committee is an integral and valuable part of the Graham Historical Museum operation.

If you are interested in serving on the Friends of the Historical Museum Committee, please call (336) 513-5510.