šØ Volunteer Events Coordinator Needed! šØ
- VAC WebAdmin

- Feb 24, 2025
- 1 min read

Do you have a knack for organizing events and a passion for aviation history? āļø We are looking for a Volunteer Events CoordinatorĀ to help manage venue bookings at the Warbird Air Museum!
This role is mostly remote and involves:
ā Handling event requests
š ā Completing event worksheets
šā Quoting event costs
š°ā Giving tours to potential clients
š¶āāļøā Overseeing events to ensure everything runs smoothly š
š° Earn a 20% commission per event you coordinate!
š Small events range from $500ā$700, while larger events can be $2,000ā$4,000+!
šļø Our brand-new Event CenterĀ opens in May, attracting even bigger opportunities!
š© Interested? Send your resume toĀ š commander@valiantaircommand.com
Join us and help bring unforgettable events to life at Valiant Air Command, Inc.!Ā š




I appreciate your call for a Volunteer Events Coordinator! Engaging community volunteers is crucial for preserving our aviation history. Iāve seen firsthand how effective organization can transform events. Best of luck in finding the right person to help coordinate!
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