Don’t Just Go — Go and Make It Happen!
Ever wanted to be a part of the crew? To become a key part in making Highland Festival happen, check out the opportunities below:
Volunteer
When you give, you get even more. Really!
Sign up to serve at the festival individually or as a group. Serve in one or more positions and get your own Highland Festival volunteer souvenir lanyard. >>Sign up now!
To volunteer in the festival office prior to the festival, please contact us.
Support
Help make it possible for anyone and everyone to attend this FREE event.
Go To Lunch
Ladies don't miss this opportunity to invite the women in your life to come and hear Luis Palau present a message that is relevant to today's woman. Enjoy the laughter and friendship of other over lunch at Beaufort Castle. Find out more!
Food Drive
It may not be immediately obvious, but every day some individuals and families in the Highlands find themselves in financial crisis often through no fault of their own. HIGHLAND FOOD BANK provides immediate, short-term, practical help.
Someone’s benefit cheque has been delayed; yet another person has been off ill from work and doesn’t receive sick pay.
HIGHLAND FOOD BANK provides people like these, who literally don’t know where their next meal is coming from, with a three-day supply of nutritionally balanced food. This gives them a breathing-space in which they can work through their problems and find other support if necessary.
You can help by donating non-perishable food items or sign up to have Blythswood Care place a food collection bin at your church or place of business. Find out more here!
Become a Friend of the Festival
As a “Festival Friend,” you have the privilege of coming alongside an individual who responds to the Good News message at the festival.
Festival Friends:
o Connect with a person making a faith response to Jesus Christ or has questions about becoming a Christian.
o Encourage them in their faith commitment and pray with them.
o Collect their information so that a local participating church can follow up with them.
Next Step: Check with your church about training times.
