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American Cancer Society Relay For Life Youth Participation Agreement Every American Cancer Society Relay For Life event requires one chaperone older than 25 for every 10 youth team members. For this event, a youth is considered anyone younger than 18. In addition to completing and turning in this agreement, the youth participant must also complete an event registration form (either online or a scannable form). Welcome to the American Cancer Society Relay For Life movement! We hope you’ll have a great time as you raise money and help fight cancer. The American Cancer Society’s goal is to provide a safe, fun, and positive experience for all Relay participants. As a youth participant, you play a valuable role in attaining this goal. Please read through this participation agreement. Name_________________________________________________________________________________________ Birthdate ________________ Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City ________________________________________________________ State ____________________________ ZIP _____________________ Home phone ( Cell phone (

) _________________________________________ Email _____________________________________________________ )______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Camp COLEY Cares Marissa Vandenberg Team name __________________________________________________ Team Captain’s name _______________________________________ Chaperone’s name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chaperone’s phone number (

) ____________________________ Chaperone’s cell phone (

) ______________________________

In the event of an emergency, it might be necessary to reach a parent or guardian. Please print their name and phone number on the line below. Parent’s name ________________________________________________ Parent’s home phone ( Parent’s cell phone (

) ________________________________

) _______________________________________________________________________________________________

While participating, Relay For Life participants shall: t Respect the individual rights, safety, and property of others. t Avoid displays of overly affectionate behavior. t Not participate in obscene and/or discriminatory language or roughhousing. t Not be insubordinate to chaperones or the volunteer coordinator in charge of the event. t Not possess or use weapons, alcoholic beverages, tobacco and/ or illegal drugs at any event, activity, or meeting, or remain in the presence of individuals who possess or use these items. t Abide by all rules of the attended event, activity, or meeting t Participate in activities to the best of their ability. t Notify a chaperone or staff person if they have concerns or medical needs during the Relay For Life event. t Not engage in conversations or activities that are sexual in nature. t Not leave the event site(s) without permission from the chaperone, parent/guardian, and Event Chair.

t Pay any costs related to damage or destruction of property that they incur, including any property damage to other Relay For Life participants or to third parties. Such costs will be charged to the youth participant and/or their parent(s). Disciplinary action Penalties and/or disciplinary action for infractions of this code of conduct may include any or all of the following: t Sending youth home t Barring that member from future American Cancer Society activities t Being held responsible for the cost of damages and repairs in the event of damage/destruction of property t Releasing the member to the nearest law enforcement agency and/or the proper authorities for significant violations of state law Team chaperones will notify parents of any actions taken.

By my signature below, I acknowledge receipt of this document and acknowledge that I have read and agree to abide by the guidelines in this document. I am aware that if I violate the agreement, the staff may, at their sole discretion, terminate my participation, and my parent/ guardian will be contacted and required to provide me with transportation home at my own expense. Additionally, I understand that the American Cancer Society works with partner organizations and at its discretion may report any disciplinary action to those organizations. Youth Participant’s Signature ____________________________________________________________ Date _________________________ o

I give permission for my son/daughter to participate in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life event, and my son/daughter has completed and turned in the event registration form.

o

I give permission for my son/daughter to serve on the Relay For Life planning committee.

Parent’s Signature (required) _____________________________________________________________ Date _________________________ ©2012 American Cancer Society, Inc. – No.030118

American Cancer Society Relay For Life Chaperone Agreement The American Cancer Society Relay For Life requires one chaperone older than 25 for every 10 youth team members (for this event, a youth is considered anyone younger than 18). Please return completed form at Bank Night or prior. Name__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City ________________________________________________________ State ____________________________ ZIP _____________________ Phone (

) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Email __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cell phone (

)______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Camp COLEY Cares Team name _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Marissa Vandenberg Team Captain’s name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Number of youth on your team younger than 18 (must be 10 or fewer) __________________________________________________________ Do you have completed youth forms for all youth on your team?________________________________________________________________ The following guidelines are designed to help volunteers understand their responsibilities while performing within the scope of an American Cancer Society chaperone position. Chaperones are expected to abide by all American Cancer Society policies. As an adult participant, you play a valuable role in providing a safe, fun, and positive experience. Please read through this agreement and sign below. Adult chaperone is required to: 1. Respect the individual rights, safety, and property of others and not use obscene or discriminatory language. 2.

3.

Not discriminate in any policies, procedures, or practices on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, medical condition, or disability. Have a valid driver’s license and carry proof of automobile liability insurance if the volunteer leader is to use a motor vehicle to transport self or others. Also, ensure that all passengers use seatbelts.

4.

Not possess or use alcohol and/or illegal drugs (or be under the influence thereof) while involved in any American Cancer Society event, meeting, or activity.

5.

Make all reasonable efforts to supervise the team, account for members’ whereabouts, and not leave the site.

6.

Not allow any youth to leave the event premises unless authorized by the youth’s parent/guardian and notifying the Society staff partner and Event Chair.

7.

Complete and keep on person the Youth Emergency Contact List.

8.

Represent the American Cancer Society to youth and adults by conducting themselves courteously in manner and language, exhibiting good sportsmanship, serving as a positive role model, and demonstrating reasonable conflict resolution skills.

9.

Abide by all applicable laws plus American Cancer Society policies and guidelines. This includes, but is not limited to, child abuse, fiscal management procedures, and substance abuse.

10. Accept supervision and support from salaried staff or designated management volunteers. 11. Accept the responsibility to promote and support the vision, mission, and values of the American Cancer Society. 12. Ensure that youth team members follow ground rules and participate in Relay For Life activities. 13. Participate in activities to the best of their ability, as well as attend at least one Relay For Life Team Captain meeting or chaperone meeting. 14. Appreciate the valuable role that youth play in the American Cancer Society. Chaperones will be notified of any violations of the ground rules itemized on the Youth Participation Agreement. If the problem persists, the youth team member will be asked to leave the premises for the remainder of the event. In some cases, this may necessitate the chaperone calling the emergency contact person.

I have read this document, understand its contents, and agree to its terms. I also understand that if I do not follow the above guidelines, my participation in this American Cancer Society activity will be terminated. Chaperone’s Signature ____________________________________________________________________ Date _________________________

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