Volunteer at the 1st Annual Las Vegas OCD Walk!
ocd nevadaLas Vegas (NV)
Volunteer at the 1st Annual Las Vegas OCD Walk!
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ocd nevadaLas Vegas (NV)
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About the role
Saturday, November 14, 2026 Sunset Park, Las Vegas, NevadaCheck-in begins at 9:00 AMJoin us for the FIRST EVER Las Vegas OCD Walk! OCD Nevada is excited to bring the OCD Walk to Las Vegas for the first time! This community event is an opportunity for individuals and families affected by obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and related disorders to come together, connect, share their stories, raise awareness, and show that no one has to face OCD alone. We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this inaugural event a success! How Volunteers Can Help Volunteer opportunities may include: Helping with event setup and breakdown Assisting with participant check-in and registration Welcoming participants and answering general questions Helping distribute event materials and T-shirts Supporting raffle activities and fundraising recognition Assisting with the walk route and participant support Helping with community outreach and awareness activities Taking photos or helping with social media content Keeping the event area organized Helping with cleanup at the end of the event No previous event or nonprofit experience is required. We welcome individuals, students, families, mental health professionals, community members, and anyone who wants to support OCD awareness and make a difference. Why Volunteer? By volunteering, you'll help create a welcoming and supportive community event while helping OCD Nevada increase awareness, reduce stigma, and connect people affected by OCD with valuable education and resources. Whether you have a personal connection to OCD or simply want to give back to your community, we would love to have you join us! Come be part of this exciting first-ever Las Vegas OCD Walk and help us create a meaningful day for the OCD community! For questions about volunteering, sponsorships, or the event, please contact Claudia at claudia@ocdnevada.org.
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