Junior Volunteers
Age 13 - legal age in your State

 1. Must have in organization’s files 3 copies of each - 1 form of legal I.D. and written & signed consent of legal parent/guardian to work as a volunteer, with the child safety laws enforced by this organization.
One, (1) copy to be filed in corporate file.
One, (1) copy to be filed in volunteer’s state’s file.
One, (1) copy to be filed in volunteer’s county’s file.

2. For each event, Junior Volunteer must provide signed permission form from parent or legal guardian, which includes the name of the adult volunteer responsible for that Junior Volunteer during event and the name & place of the event.

3. Junior Volunteer must follow child safety laws, as listed in provided copy of such, by the responsible adult volunteer.

4. When traveling with organization’s adult volunteers, other than parent or legal guardian, for organizational purposes, Junior Volunteer must provide County Director with a written & signed permission form from parent/legal guardian. Permission form must include the responsible adult volunteer, event name and location. If traveling out of the County Director’s coverage area, form must include destination and medical information.

5. At any time Junior Volunteer is working with or for purposes of this organization, his/her responsible adult volunteer must have on their possession a copy of the above necessary signed form/s.

5. Junior Volunteer must agree to conduct him/herself in a mature and responsible manner, which includes language and appearance, while working as a volunteer member of this organization.

6. Junior Volunteer must follow instructions of his/her responsible adult volunteer and stay within the distance appropriated by the same, while working in and of the purposes of this organization.

7. Junior Volunteer must have on person, in clear sight, member I.D. badge, at all times while working with or for the purpose of Million Survivor March and/or United Survivors, Inc.

 County and State Directors

 1. Must be at least 21 years of age.

2. Must follow requirements listed in ‘Adult Volunteers’ listing.

3. Must enforce all ‘Junior Volunteer’ requirements and maintain a physical file for each Junior, in your county/county area or state, (which ever applies), to include, but not limited to, the required information and forms listed in the ‘Junior Volunteer Requirements’. These individual files must be stored, together, in yet another file, titled ’Junior Volunteers’.

4. Must keep proper records of past, present, and perspective events.

5. Must keep proper handling of monies raised and spent, keep proper receipts of deposits, sales and expenses.

6. Must keep safe and not share any organizational personal information, not made for public, such as account numbers, tax numbers, volunteers’ personal information that volunteer wishes to remain unpublished.

We do not give out, to any person, the address or phone number of any volunteer, except to other organization volunteers, sponsors and their representatives for the sole purpose of doing work with this organization.

No personal information of Junior Volunteers is allow to be disclosed to any person, with the exception of name, duties and sponsor, unless in the case of an emergency.

7. Must have a computer or regular access to a computer and the ability to print necessary files and forms of the organization.

No copies of volunteer I.D. is to be stored or entered into any computer.

Please send copies of I.D. in regular mail, to:
United Survivors, Inc.
C/O Anita Boutwell
At the mailing address listed on the Volunteer Agreement Form