The Norwalk Soccer Club serves our youth through the involvement and dedication of adult and youth volunteers. Through these efforts the children enjoy a rich and rewarding soccer experience. We are continually in need of volunteers throughout the year. By being actively involved in NSC, your ideas and visions help develop the future of soccer in our community. If you are interested in working together to build a club that will benefit all levels of soccer players in our community, please contact NSC President.
A $25 fee per family will be added for non-volunteers.

Volunteer Opportunities Include:
Equipment Manager: The equipment manager will maintain all equipment, first aid kits, team equipment bags, etc. for the club; purchase new equipment as needed and approved by the board; deliver equipment to coaches prior to the first scheduled practice; pick up equipment from coaches at the end of the season; and assist other board members or officers as needed.

Publicity Coordinator: The publicity manager will handle any publicity for the Corporation with the media and assist other board members or officers as needed.

Fundraising Coordinator: The fundraising coordinator will coordinate all fundraising for the Corporation and assist other board members or officers as needed.

Director of Fields: The Director of Fields will maintain nets, flags, and goals in good working condition and request replacements as needed; arrange for use of fields for the spring and fall season; make sure that fields are marked properly; work with the Norwalk Parks and Recreation Department groundskeepers on field maintenance; notify coaches and players of field closures; and assist other board members or officers as needed.

Camp/Clinic Coordinator: The camp/clinic coordinator will work with the Director of Coaches to coordinate all activities for any camps or clinics and assist other board members or officers as needed.

Registrar: The registrar will coordinate spring and fall registration, maintain registration information and submit data as required to the ISA, and assist other board members or officers as needed.

Director of Referees: The Director of Referees will recruit referees for the spring and fall seasons; maintain accurate records of the referees; submit the number of times an individual referees in a given month to the treasurer for payment; conduct or arrange a referee's clinic if necessary; and assist other board members or officers as needed.