Event Coordinator
CrossComps are ideal fundraisers, because CrossComps:
  • Are Fun, Educational, and Interactive.
  • Raise money through a needed and valued service.
  • Provide experiential learning opportunities for students.
  • Promote healthier, more active lifestyles throughout your community.
  • Can become an on-going source of income for your school.
  • Involve no financial risk.
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To volunteer as a CrossComp Event Coordinator, you must be on the Faculty, Staff, or Board of the School.
  • High School, College, or University.

As a CrossComp Event Coordinator for your School, you:
  • Recruit other Faculty/Staff/Board or Community Members to serve as local CrossComp Team Managers.
  • Recruit students to serve as Referees (especially students interested in Healthcare careers).
  • Set the date and time of the event, such as a Sunday afternoon.
  • Set the entry fee for the Participants ($10-$25 is the recommended amount).
  • Use the free CrossComp App to publicize your Event, register Participants, and process Payments.
  • Encourage the students to get their parents, relatives, friends, and neighbors to participate.
  • Encourage local Team Managers to promote your Event to their Team Members.

The bottom-line benefits include: 
  • Coordinating your CrossComp is easy using our Free App.
  • Your School earns 80% of the Entry Fee.
  • You get a full report to evaluate participation and effectiveness.
  • You can host CrossComp Events as often as you want.
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More than 1 person from the Faculty/Staff/Board of the SAME School can serve as Volunteer CrossComp Event Coordinators for that School?
  • The school would designate 1 of the Event Coordinators to be the CrossComp CAMPUS Coordinator (probably the Athletic Director or one of the Coaches or Teachers in the Health/PE Department).
  • The school would only get 1 Map-Maker.
  • All CrossComp EVENT Coordinators would go through the Campus Coordinator.
  • Only 1 CrossComp Event would be scheduled at a time.

This way different departments or classes could do their own CrossComp fundraisers.