Be a Volunteer

Sponsors & Volunteers are key to the success of Snohomish County sports events.

Sponsors & Volunteers Key to Success of Snohomish County Sports Events

When your business or organization supports one or more sports events in Snohomish County, you’ll enjoy a range of benefits ranging from increasing brand awareness, driving traffic to your business, and showing civic pride and support. Sponsorship participation ranges from in-kind donations to cash contributions.

The Benefits of Event Sponsorship

Each year Snohomish County hosts a variety of sports events that welcome sponsor involvement including:

Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame and gala dinner (Sponsorship Form)
Major tournaments and competitions such as USA Curling 2017 Men & Women National Championships, Washington Rush soccer tournament, USA Triathlon Youth & Junior Elite Race Series, WIAA 3A/4A State Volleyball Championships, Ironman 70.3 Lake Stevens, Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships, Pan American Taekwondo Union Club Championships, USA Badminton Junior National Championships, MasterCraft Pro Wakeboard Tour, NWAC Men & Women Basketball Championships, USRowing Northwest Masters Regional and more.
Annual youth and adult tournaments including Bigfoot soccer, Cascade Cup lacrosse, 3on3X basketball, and Great Northwest youth hockey tourneys.
Running races including Everett Half Marathon/10K, Snohomish Women’s Run, and Lord Hill Trail Run.

Find out how you can reach thousands of athletes, coaches, and their families by contacting Tammy Dunn, sports development director, at or tammy@snocosports.org.

Volunteer Opportunities Abound

The Snohomish County Sports Commission work to bring event directors and volunteers together. We invite individuals and groups with varying levels of time commitment to help with a myriad of tasks such as:

With pre-event tasks such as swag and packet stuffing
To conduct their events course monitoring, manning water stations, and handing out finisher medals
To make participants feel welcome at event check-in and information booths.

Learn how you or your group can volunteer by contacting Tammy Dunn or call 425-309-2744 (mobile).