Help us build better trails, and improve cycling infrastructure, policy and culture in our region.

Right now we are seeking volunteers for our

Active Transportation for All Workshop

to be held at DeBary Hall on January 27. If you areinterested in helping with that please use complete this form:

Thank you for your interest in joining our organization.  We are always looking for help in almost any way you can think of.  Here are just a few examples but you can just join us as a general helper and define your own role.  We’ve defined these informal categories. You can take on several roles or define your own role.  We are flexible and we’d love to have you consider a combination role that fits your own interests. 

Advisory Board Member 

A general role for anyone interested in getting more involved, volunteering and contributing to the Alliance, and who wants to have an impact on the Loop and a voice in the direction of the Alliance. Being a member of the River to Sea Loop Alliance advisory board provides you with the unique opportunity to contribute to the success of regional trails and public places, and to advance the cause of trails and active, mobility

Correspondent

Correspondents help keep us informed of happenings related to trails and bike-friendly infrastructure or policies. A correspondent can act as a liaison between the Alliance and a region, a county or an organization.  Correspondents are encouraged to provide photos, videos, reports of happenings and articles. 

Ambassador

Ambassadors help us spread the word about the Loop and the Alliance by presenting to other groups, posting on social media, distributing information, and representing the Alliance at events. 

Registered Volunteer

A Registered Volunteer is a person who is willing to sign up for occasional service, for example at events or other special occasions that require a few hours, or for future assignments such as Trail Ranger or Cleanup Parties.