Volunteer for Copa America Centenario 2016 at the Rose Bowl
Copa America is a world-class international tournament and — for the first time in history — is coming to the USA. #COPA100
Be a part of soccer history as Copa America celebrates its 100th anniversary and help out as a volunteer. It’s a unique chance to be part of a behind-the-scenes experience at the highest level, and know that you had a part in the organization of the biggest soccer tournament in the United States since the 1994 FIFA World Cup. The Copa America is like the WORLD CUP without the teams from Europe.
Soccer News: The Copa America Centenario will take place – for the first time in history outside of South America, bringing some of the world’s most exciting soccer to the USA. From June 34rd to June 26th, 32 matches will be played in 10 cities across the country with 16 teams from the Americas competing.
Would you like to be a part of the oldest international football competition and volunteer to help out at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California?
Copa America is looking for volunteers to work the following events:
- Brazil vs Ecuador, June 4th, 7:00pm PT
- Colombia vs Paraguay, June 7th, 7:30pm PT
- Mexico vs Jamaica, June 9th, 7:00pm PT
Want to know who is playing? Copa America Centenario Provisional Rosters
Each Volunteer Also Receives:
– Event Parking Pass
– Event Credential
– Experience of working a once in a lifetime event
– Event t-shirt, collared shirt, hat, backpack, 1/4 zip long sleeve, on-site meal and beverages
– Working with an experienced staff who have worked events such as the 1994 World Cup and the MLS cups.
Volunteer Areas Available – you can request a preference:
Accreditation – Assist with credentialing personnel.
Administration – Assist with various functions on site.
Broadcasting – Help with broadcast compound, production trucks.
Competition Services – Assist with event needs.
Fan Plaza – Help oversee vendors and fans at the Fan Plaza.
Logistics – Set up and breakdown of events.
Media – Assist media staff in various duties: including in the press box.
Medical – Help medical staff with various needs around stadium.
Protocol – Ensure guests arrive to locations needed, and other needs.
Team Services – Assist with various team needs.
Training Sites – Assist with various needs at team training sites.
Transportation – Assist with vehicle movements and logistics.
Venue Management – Help event manager in various needs.
Youth Programs – Assist with flag kids, ball kids, etc.
Questions? Email LosAngelesVolunteer@ca2016loc.org
