Tired of selling candy bars and magazine subscriptions? Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom has a great fundraising program that may work for your non-profit organization. By spending a day working at the Park, non-profit organizations can earn money and have fun at the same time!

Program Summary

The Booster Bucks Fundraising program allows non-profit organizations to volunteer as a group at Dorney Park. Groups participate by working in an assigned position in the park. We can accommodate groups ranging in size from five to twenty people. All volunteers must be at least 16 years of age or older (18 for most positions).

The amount of the donation to your organization from Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is based on the number of people in your group that volunteer their time at the Park.  Each shift is approximately eight hours in length. Starting and ending times vary - see the Booster Bucks Calendar for details.

Payment will be made to your organization within three weeks from the date worked. Groups that do not work the entire 8 hour shift will be prorated at $6.25 per hour per volunteer worked.

 


Length of Shift Donation per Volunteer
 8 Hrs
 $50.00
 Friday Bonus
 $25.00 for every five volunteers

 


Free Admission

Volunteer groups also enjoy free entry into Dorney Park on the day of their fundraising efforts. Members of your group who successfully complete their work shift will be admitted into the park for free. Please note that we can only extend this courtesy to members of your group that are working, and on days when the park is open to the public.

 

Positions Available

There are a number of different positions available to volunteer groups. All positions require the ability to stand for long periods of time while working outdoors in all types of weather, and require individuals to possess skills in guest service. Positions include:

Rides

Duties include assisting guests who are entering and exiting the ride, physically checking safety restraints on guests, and continually observing the ride area.
PLEASE NOTE:
  All volunteers working in rides will be required to submit to a drug and/or alcohol test that will be administered at the Park. Please read the section below for more detailed information.
Age Requirement: 18

Waterpark

Duties include enforcing rider safety requirements (such as height), assisting guests who are entering and exiting the water attractions and continually observing the pool decks.
PLEASE NOTE:  All volunteers working at waterpark attractions will be required to submit to a drug and/or alcohol test that will be administered at the Park. Please read the section below for more detailed information.
Age Requirement: 18

Food Operations & Catering

Duties include preparing & serving food, cooking, cleaning, order taking and cash handling.
Age Requirement: 16

Games Department

Duties include money handling, clearly explaining game rules to participating guests, light cleaning and cash handling. Outgoing individuals preferred.
Age Requirement: 16

Merchandise Department

Duties include money handling, operating a cash register, light cleaning and stocking of merchandise displays.
Age Requirement: 16

 

Drug Screening

Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom prohibits all employees and/or volunteers ("Workers") from engaging in the illegal use of drugs while on DP/WWK's premises and/or while conducting DP/WWK business.  The term "illegal use of drugs" includes the use, concealment, possession, manufacture, sale, purchase, transportation or distribution of illegal drugs; the use, concealment, possession, sale, purchase, transportation or distribution of legal drugs without a proper prescription when the drug is available only by prescription; the misuse of legal or properly prescribed drugs; and the misuse of inhalants.  DP/WWK also prohibits all Workers from being under the influence of illegally used drugs while on DP/WWK's premises or while conducting DP/WWK's business. 

The possession, distribution, unauthorized use, sale, concealment, purchase, transportation or consumption of alcoholic beverages while on DP/WWK's premises or while conducting DP/WWK business is prohibited. No volunteer shall consume alcohol during breaks or meal periods.  DP/WWK further prohibits all Workers from being under the influence of alcohol while on DP/WWK's premises and/or while conducting DP/WWK business.

Any volunteer scheduled to work in rides or at the waterpark attractions will be required to submit to a drug test may be required to submit to alcohol testing. The drug test shall include testing for adulterants.  All information regarding drug and alcohol testing shall be kept confidential. 

Any volunteer who is scheduled to work in rides or in the waterpark, and who refuses to be tested or to cooperate with testing procedures shall be prohibited from performing any further services for DP/WWK. Volunteers are also required to produce Photo Identification at the time of testing. 

Testing will take place at the time listed as your group's work start time and will be completed before members of the group are permitted to go into the Park.  Please make certain that everyone has a photo ID.  If the initial drug screening is "inconclusive", it will be sent to an approved, licensed laboratory to confirm inconclusive screening results. Volunteers whose screening results for drugs are inconclusive, will cease performing services for DP/WWK pending the receipt of confirmatory results from the laboratory.  DP/WWK and the volunteer may make arrangements for transporting the volunteer home when the initial screen for drugs is inconclusive.

Grooming

Download the Volunteer Grooming Requirements: GROOMING GUIDELINES PDF

A conservative image must be maintained at all times. Hair and nails are to be clean and neat. Cigarette smoking, gum and tobacco chewing are prohibited except in designated break areas, outside of the Park. Personal pagers or cellular phones are NOT permitted to be taken into the Park. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom reserves the right to prohibit members of your group from working if they do not conform to our grooming guidelines and dress code.  Please make certain that all members of your group are fully aware of the grooming guidelines and dress code.

Females

Hair: Hair must be natural, clean, well groomed and simply arranged. Faddish, extreme hairstyles, including (but not limited to) multi-colored or unnatural colors, sculpted hair, tails, partially shaved heads and dreadlocks are not permitted. Those who prefer long hair should take special care so that it will not create a safety hazard by falling forward or over the face while performing normal job duties. Shaved patterns in the sides, back or front of the hair are not permitted.

Make-Up: Employees should emphasize the natural look. Nails should be no greater that ¼" inch in length, and if polished, only with one solid color and no additional adornment. Either clear or natural colored nail polishes as well as any polishes that are complimentary to an employee's skin color are permitted. In addition, conservative shades of red and pink are also acceptable. Employees should also be discreet in the use of cosmetics and perfume.

Tattoos: Tattoos are not permitted to be visible to our guests. Cosmetic make-up, rather than bandages, should be used to conceal visible tattoos.

Jewelry: Conservative personal jewelry (such as a watch, one ring per hand and no more than two earrings in each lower earlobe) is permitted. Thumb rings are not permitted. Heavy jewelry, as well as any body piercing (with the exception of two earrings per lower earlobe) is not permitted. This also refers to tongue piercing, as well as any other type of facial piercing. In addition, adhesive bandages may not be used to cover up piercings.

Males

Hair: Hair must be natural, neatly trimmed and clean at all times. Styling should be tapered at the sides and back so the lower one-half of the ear is visible and the back is no longer than the top of a normal dress shirt. Hair should not fall forward or over the face while performing normal job duties. Extreme hairstyles, including (but not limited to) multi-colored or unnatural hair colors, sculpted hair, tails, braids, ponytails, dreadlocks, partially shaved heads and spikes are not permitted. Shaved patterns in the sides, back or front of the hair are not allowed. Men must be cleanly shaved. Beards and goatees are not permitted, however, a neatly groomed mustache that does not extend below or beyond the corners of the mouth or below the upper lip is permitted. Sideburns may not extend past the bottom of the ear. They must be neatly trimmed and may not flare out at the bottom. Employees are not permitted to wear fingernail polish or makeup, except when used to conceal tattoos.

Tattoos: Tattoos are not permitted to be visible to our guests. Cosmetic make-up, rather than bandages, should be used to conceal visible tattoos.

Jewelry: Conservative personal jewelry such as a watch and/or one ring per hand are acceptable, with the exception of thumb rings, which are not permitted. Heavy, large beaded, or long, dangling necklaces, as well as any body piercings, including earrings, are not permitted. This also includes tongue piercing, as well as any other type of facial piercing. In addition, adhesive bandages may not be used to cover up piercings.

 

Dress Code

Shirts: Plain white polo or t-shirt with sleeves that can be tucked in. Midriff-baring shirts, over-sized shirts, and shirts with words or large logos/pictures are not permitted.
Pants: Tan, Navy or Black colored shorts or slacks. Females may also wear a solid colored skirt or skorts.
Shoes: A pair of solid colored sneakers or walking shoes. Sandals, clogs, open toe, or open back shoes are not permitted.
Dress for the weather: You may wish to bring a plain colored (no logos, wording or pictures) sweater, sweatshirt, jacket, raincoat or umbrella with you.  We recommend sunscreen.

Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom reserves the right to prohibit members of your group from working if they do not conform to our grooming guidelines and/or dress code.  Please make sure that members of your group are fully aware of the grooming guidelines and dress code.

Calendar

There are a limited number of shifts available, so it is important that interested groups submit their reservation request as soon as possible. Please review the Booster Bucks Calendar for available dates. Please note that all dates listed may not be available; please select an alternative date too. After we review your group’s information (including Tax ID number), we will email a confirmation letter to you if there are any shifts available.

Sign-Up

Please check the Booster Bucks Calendar for dates that have volunteer shifts available, then click on the Booster Bucks Reservation Request Form and provide the information to request a reservation for your group to volunteer at the Park. If your request is approved, you will receive an email that includes a Booster Bucks Confirmation Form with your group name and the date and shifts assigned. Please sign this form and return it along with a completed W-9 form (Federal Tax ID Number is required by law).

Download a W-9 form

Form W-9 and Instructions

Receipt of a Booster Bucks Confirmation Form does not guarantee requested shifts. All dates are tentative until a signed Booster Bucks Confirmation Form and signed W-9 Form with your Federal Tax ID Number is received. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom will hold approved shifts for one week without these signed documents. After one week from the approval date, shifts reserved for groups who have not submitted these required forms will be made available to other interested groups. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom reserves the right to cancel up to 24 hours prior to the work date.