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Coldplay & Oxfam: 2009 Concert Volunteer Applications - Some spaces still available, see P5 for deta

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That's the shirt Oxfam gives you to wear when volunteering for them. So signing up is your best bet:D

 

I really want to volunteer, but the only problem is i'm going to their show in California and i live in Colorado.

Would they still let me volunteer?

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^^Maybe, I volunteered in Chicago and I live in Indianapolis

I did it when I was 16, so I think as long as your 16+ you are ok.

 

I thin you have to be at least 18 to do it w/o a parent?? not sure though since it didn't apply to me.

 

 

 

hmmm... well I'm 16, so I'm hoping i can do it!!!!

^^Maybe, I volunteered in Chicago and I live in Indianapolis

 

How far is Chicago from Indianapolis?

 

I ask because I had to write in the application that I live 4 hours away (by car) from West Palm Beach. I'm afraid they'll reject if I live too far away, :(

even though I would not mind driving for hours or flying (I am planning to go to New Orleans in the summer, and it would be cool if I did around June 6, when Coldplay will be playing)

i signed up for the washington dc concert. Oxfam is just such a great organization in their efforts to get FEMA more involved with the Gulf

Woo I signed up for New Jersey! I signed up my boyfriend too =) Hopefully we'll get to go.

 

 

Perfect timing too; I just finished up a public service announcement for Fair Trade for my communication design class =)

Cool I really would like to volunteer! You still have to buy a concert ticket though right?

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Oxfam called me friday afternoon asking me to be the birmingham coordinator!!! YESSSSSSSSSS :) :) :)

if anyone wants to volunteer at the Birmingham, Alabama show, only 8 people have signed up so far...and they need 20!!! sign up if you can!

how long does it take them to respond? i've applied to every show that i'm within 4 hours of, but i still haven't heard anything back. and i'd love to help out if possible.

they send out an email a month before the concert you applied for, so this week they should be sending emails to people who applied for the first few concerts of this next leg of the tour. When I talked to the lady about oxfam today, she said she'd send one out tomorrow for birmingham...so I take it that she's sending emails for west palm, atlanta, va beach and dc sometime this week.

^GreenEyes: I got an email today to volunteer at West Palm! :dance:

 

@carapebe: you should get an email SOON

yayy!! that's awesome!!

 

I got an email for west palm saying I'm on the back up list. !! I probably can't make that show though..don't know!

I got an e-mail about Atlanta this morning but I very much doubt I'll be able to do it anymore since my rehearsal schedule got changed and now I have rehearsal that day. That day was originally in the middle of three days off for me and since I'm 6 hours from Atlanta I needed that, alas. I signed up for Tampa too and since I'm already going to that one I'm hoping to be picked again.

So you get to the show at least an hour before gates ope, like 5:00ish, and you practice asking people to sign up, meet other volunteers, talk, etc. Then, once gates open you walk around and ask people to sign up for oxfam all the way up until about 9:00, giving you 15 minutes to get settled (or so) before coldplay comes on. You watch the show, then after teh show you guys meet back up at the oxfam booths and get some last minute signups and debrief, then you go home a happy camper!

 

 

So should we have tickets to the show or not? Or can we hang out in the back?

At the VA Beach Amphitheatre there's a "lawn section" When Im done volunteering can I enjoy the show from the back?

 

*Edit* I'm volunteering. :D That's why I'm asking all these questions.

So should we have tickets to the show or not? Or can we hang out in the back?

At the VA Beach Amphitheatre there's a "lawn section" When Im done volunteering can I enjoy the show from the back?

 

*Edit* I'm volunteering. :D That's why I'm asking all these questions.

 

You will have a free ticket to the show - you just don't know where it might be...so if you're trying to be up close then your best bet is to buy a ticket anyway:)

It's a free ticket

I can complain or worry about where it will be.

Besides, you'll get to hear the soundcheck, and hanging around afterwards

im on the back up list to dc who got tickets for it

 

Check out the "Nissan Pavillion, DC" thread.

There are some regular posters there, who are regular current Coldplayers.

Im just wondering, I mean, it's definitely cool to get the chance to do this, but, the seats for the volunteers, how good are they??

It varies. Just do it. enjoy it. get a lot of people to sign up. And you never know... ;)

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