
We Need Your HELP!
Want to be part of the action behind the scenes? Tri-City Con 3 is looking for passionate, reliable volunteers to help bring the magic to life! From assisting with panels and guiding guests to helping manage lines, contests, and events, volunteers are the heartbeat of the con. Perks include a free badge, exclusive swag, community hours, and a behind-the-scenes look at how the con runs. Whether you're a con veteran or new to the scene, we’d love to have you on the team. Sign up now and help make Tri-City Con 3 unforgettable!
Volunteer Form Coming SOON!
Volunteer Duties
The Tri-City Con is a local run convention that does not have the funding at this time to pay for staff to assist with the Con. We are looking for volunteers to assist during set up and tear down:
Friday March 13th (9:00pm-5pm) - Setup
Saturday March 14th (8am-6pm)
Sunday March 15th (8am-7pm)
*We Need the Most Help on Sunday After the Event is Over for Tear Down
Benefits:
*Volunteers who works ONE 5 hour shift will receive one FREE weekend pass to the convention.
*FREE T-shirt
*Be apart of the Community and Help Raise money for The GRACE Cancer Foundation
Requirements:
*Fill out Application
*Must be 18 years of age by March 15th, 2025.*
*We do Allow volunteer ages 15 to 18 as long as they are accompanied by an adult chaperone or sign a minor release form from their legal parent or guardian.
*Must be able to complete at least a minimum of one 4-hour shift over the course of the convention (Saturday March 14th & Sunday March 15th.)
Duties:
You will be required to check in at the beginning and end of each shift. Volunteers must perform the duties assigned and must heed the direction of the Tri-City Con staff. Examples of duties include, but are not limited to:
Registration Table Assistance:
(including but not limited to answering attendee questions about the convention and convention amenities, assisting staff with collecting and disbursement of convention incentive items, badges and assisting with the sale and pickup of convention passes.)
Information Assistance, Line & Crowd Control:
(including but not limited to monitoring and helping to disperse crowd congestion, informing attendees about specified areas, organizing and directing attendees to form lines for signings, entry, etc.)
Friday Convention Setup:
(including but not limited to assisting exhibitors with their setup, assembling displays and cases, moving and arranging tables and chairs, moving and organizing boxes, displays and more with dispersed loads of up to 50lbs per person, and installing and setting up signs and convention decor.)
Sunday Convention Breakdown:
(including but not limited to exhibitors with table breakdowns, disassembling and packing displays and cases, moving and stacking tables and chairs, moving, organizing and packing boxes, displays and more with dispersed loads of up to 50lbs per person, and removing and packing signs and convention decor.)
Game & Panel Room Entry Monitoring:
(including but not monitoring and helping to disperse crowd congestion, informing attendees about specified areas, organizing and directing attendees to form lines for tournaments and Cosplay Judging.)
Exhibitor Assistance:
(including but not limiting to booth monitoring for exhibitors, acting as go-betweens for Tri-City Con Staff and Exhibitors, Acting as a personal assistant to a Featured Guest, etc.)
Staff Assistant:
(including but not limited to providing supplies, stocking food and beverage in green room, security and/or completing other errands at the request of the staff/exhibitors)
Additional Information:
Dress comfortably, as you will be only given one shirt for the whole weekend. If you need to wear it more than one day, we recommend you wear another shirt underneath the Tri-City Con shirt. Shorts and slacks are permitted. No sandals or open-toed shoes are allowed. Please do not wear heavy or intrusive jewelry (“intrusive” being anything that can potentially harm you or people around you).
The Tri-City Con volunteer shirt must be worn during all shifts the volunteer works. Tri-City Con cannot guarantee a shirt in your size. If Tri-City Con is out of shirts in the volunteer’s size, the volunteer must wear a shirt of a larger size. If all sizes are too small, the volunteer will not be furnished with a shirt.
While working as a volunteer, you are representing Tri-City Con . It is essential that you are kind, courteous, knowledgeable and professional at all times to ensure attendees and exhibitors enjoy the show.
General Guidelines
Volunteers are NOT permitted to:
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Handle or be in charge of money unless instructed to do so by Tri-City Con Staff.
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Manage an Exhibitor’s booth without the permission of the Exhibitor.
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Give interviews to the press on the behalf of the show.
Volunteers Requirements:
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Must be 18 years of age by September 1st, 2026. We do allow volunteers ages 15 to 18 as long as they are accompanied by an adult chaperone or sign a minor release form from their legal parent or guardian.
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Must be able to complete at least a minimum of one 4-hour shift over the course of the convention (Friday, March 13, Saturday, March 14 & Sunday, March 15.)
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In order to be eligible for a Tri-City Con weekend pass and the Tri-City Con volunteer swag, must work at least one 5-hour shifts.
Final Disclaimer
Please note that Tri-City Con reserves the right to modify these rules and regulations at any time without prior notice, and may deny any individual a Volunteer assignment for any reason. Submitting a Volunteer registration form does not guarantee a Volunteer assignment to Tri-City Con.
Thank you for reading through the General Rules and Regulations. By applying in the link below, you agree and accept all terms, rules, and regulations as set out by Tri-City Con.