Volunteer at the Snow Flurry Scurry 5K in Bowling Green: Join the Community and Connect with Nature
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical activity; be ready to stand and walk intermittently throughout your shift.
Overview
Step into winter fun by volunteering at Bowling Green’s Snow Flurry Scurry 5K. Connect with nature at Lost River Cave while supporting a vibrant outdoor community event.
Snow Flurry Scurry 5K Volunteer
Come join us as a volunteer for the Snow Flurry Scurry!
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About This Adventure
Join us for the Snow Flurry Scurry and make a difference! Volunteer on January 21 to stuff race packets or on race day, January 25. Choose your role, enjoy the camaraderie, and receive a free 5K T-shirt. Groups are welcome—email to organize your experience and pre-order stylish sweatshirts!
Join us on Tuesday, January 23 to stuff race packets or join us on race day, Saturday, January 27.
Select the time and position that works for you! Sign up for more than one block and spend the day with us. We'll provide all the instructions you need before you take your post. Thank you in advance for donating your time in support of nature!
Want to sign your group up? Email maegan@lostrivercave.org to organize your group volunteer opportunity!
Don't forget to give us your shirt size so you can get a free Snow Flurry Scurry 5K T-shirt!
Snow Flurry Scurry Hooded and Crew Neck Sweatshirts are available for purchase. Pre-order only.
Adventure Tips
Dress Warm and Layered
Kentucky winters can be chilly; wear moisture-wicking base layers and bring extra jackets to stay comfortable during your shift.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your volunteer start time to receive instructions and equipment.
Stay Hydrated
Even in winter, staying hydrated is key to maintaining energy and focus throughout your volunteer duties.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
Expect to be on your feet for extended periods; sturdy, weather-appropriate shoes are a must.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Various species of native songbirds
History
Lost River Cave is renowned for its 300-million-year-old karst cave system and has served as a local landmark since the early 20th century.
Conservation
Lost River Cave maintains strict programs to preserve water quality and cave ecosystems, encouraging sustainable visitor practices.
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Recommended Gear
Warm Base Layers
Helps regulate body temperature during chilly outdoor volunteering.
winter specific
Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated through your shifts during the event.
Comfortable Waterproof Shoes
Protects feet from cold and damp ground while providing support on uneven terrain.
winter specific
Hat and Gloves
Keeps extremities warm during extended outdoor periods.
winter specific