Rosemont Little League programs are always looking for responsible and enthusiastic individuals to support and coordinate local Little League events and activities. Volunteers should have a keen interest in the safety, well-being, and overall development of children.

Anyone can apply to become a volunteer. Across the country, volunteers are parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts and uncles, retirees, community leaders, former Little Leaguers, friends, neighbors, and more. Any community member who wishes to become a volunteer may apply.

All parents of children involved in Little League Baseball are strongly encouraged to volunteer. Parents who volunteer have the opportunity to spend quality time with their child in a safe, fun-filled environment. Often, the social lives of parents and their child parallel each other. Volunteering allows your life and your child’s life to intersect on common ground, with shared interests and goals, where both can meet new friends.

No experience is required to become a volunteer. Most of the volunteer opportunities require little or no training.  Rosemont Little League will provide any necessary training (as well as support and encouragement).  The best volunteers are those who are able to bring added enjoyment to the game simply be being themselves.
If you are interested in Volunteering or have any questions, please contact Reana Gunter [email protected].



Volunteer Details:

Families are required to fulfill 10 hours of volunteer work in order to receive a refund of their $150 deposit. 

Individuals aged 15 and older are eligible to complete these volunteer hours.

Families should document their hours on the designated yellow volunteer card, which must be signed at the time of service by a board member. 

After completing the hours, please submit the card promptly to the Volunteer coordinator, Reana Gunter, or place it in the volunteer box located in the snack bar for processing of refunds.

Refunds will be issued in the same form as the original payment and may take 7 to 14 days to process.

Coaches are exempt from the 10-hour requirement, and their deposits will be refunded midway through the season.

Volunteer Opportunities:

- Head Coach
- Assistant Coach

- Team Parent: 

A team parent's primary role is to help make the team experience fun and organized by handling administrative tasks so coaches can focus on the players. Some responsibilities of a team parent include:

 - Relay information from the coach and league to the team families.  
 - Organize volunteers for tasks like Snack Bar, Scorekeeper, Game Coordinator, etc.
 - Opening Day Raffle Basket  
 - Team Banner
 - End of year party including coaches' gift.  


- Scorekeeper and Pitch count: 

- For the 50/70, Majors, Minors, and Farm divisions, home teams must provide a scorekeeper and a pitch counter during each game. It is important to note that in the Farm division, a pitch counter is only necessary during the latter half of the season when games are played with kid-pitch
 
- Game Coordinator:

- A Game Coordinator is required at each game when a junior umpire is positioned behind home plate. The role of the Game Coordinator is to provide impartial support between the umpire and the coaches or the teams participating.

- Snack Bar Volunteer:

Assistance is consistently required at the snack bar throughout the week and on weekends, providing a straightforward opportunity to recover your deposit.

A sign-up link will be available on the league's website

Volunteer during Special Events (i.e.  Opening Day, Movie Nights, Closing Day)

Field days: 

Expanded Field Days will be organized prior to and throughout the season.

Additionally, consistent weekly maintenance is essential to ensure our fields and facilities remain in optimal condition.

Opening/Closing day:

Numerous volunteering opportunities exist to help facilitate the smooth operation of events. Sign-ups will be open ahead of the events.