Volunteer Drivers

Be the Wheels That Drive Change

Volunteer Drivers play a critical role in ensuring survivors have seamless transportation to and from key locations during their journey. Whether it’s picking them up from the airport or driving them between accommodations and track day venues, you’ll be the friendly and dependable support they can count on. Your role ensures they focus entirely on their recovery and experience without worrying about logistics.

Building Connections Through Transportation

As a Volunteer Driver, you’re not just providing a ride, you’re creating a comfortable and supportive environment that helps survivors feel cared for. From timely pickups to assisting with gear, your efforts help everything run smoothly and allow survivors to focus on their journey.

Key responsibilities include:

Providing reliable transportation for survivors to and from airports, hotels, and track day venues.
Assisting with loading and unloading gear or personal items, such as wheelchairs, helmets, or other equipment (Including Luggage).
Offering a warm, welcoming atmosphere during the drive to help survivors feel at ease.
Ensuring survivors arrive on time for all activities and coordinating with event staff as needed.
Assisting with minor logistical needs, such as helping survivors with check-ins at accommodations.

Requirements

Must have a valid driver’s license.
Must have a clean driving record with no recent violations.
Comfortable driving long or short distances, depending on assignments.
Able to assist with light lifting for gear or equipment when required.
Must drive carefully and smoothly, ensuring a comfortable ride, especially for survivors with disabilities.
Available during the event period, including airport pickups and drop-offs.
Reliable and punctual, with strong communication skills to coordinate with staff.
Ensure your car is clean and smoke-free to provide a comfortable ride for survivors.
Be able to lift 30-50 lbs.