Beverage Servers

Are you a non-profit organization looking to promote your organization at one of the largest Festivals in Ohio?

The Columbus Arts Festival Beverage Volunteer Program allows non-profits to showcase their organization at one of our six beverage locations and earn money to enhance their programs. If you are interested in participating in this program please fill out the Beverage Server Form and email it to Shana Scott at sscott@gcac.org.The deadline to apply to be a Volunteer Beverage Server Organization is January 31.

The 2011 Beverage Server Volunteer Organizations are listed below.  Check back here in October for a report on how they invested the money they earned during the Festival. 

University & Northwest Sertoma
Sertoma's primary focus is on assisting the more than 50 million people with hearing health issues and educating the public on the issues surrounding hearing health. In order to achieve these goals Sertoma has undertaken a multi-faceted approach by launching programs that address both the treatment and prevention aspects of hearing health. Please see the Mission Activities section of our site for details on our programs. Sertoma also sponsors community projects to promote freedom and democracy, to assist youth and to benefit a variety of other local community needs, as identified by the individual clubs. Founded in 1970, The University & Northwest Sertoma Club has served the Columbus community with more than a quarter million dollars in benevolent financial support and thousands of hours of service to dozens of community organizations.

Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging
The COAAA's mission is to plan, coordinate, and advocate for the development and delivery of services for older adults, their families and the community. Through leadership, funding and education, the COAAA supports individual choice independence and dignity through its home care programs, community outreach and education. Thousands of seniors and families benefit from these programs each year.

The Columbus Alumnae Panhellenic
The Columbus Alumnae Panhellenic is an organization affiliated with the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC). We have representatives from various area sorority alumnae groups. We promote fraternity life through service to the community, generate funds to assist local sorority collegians, and work together to provide various programs to facilitate the ongoing fellowship and education of our members.

Columbus Weightlifting Club
Columbus Weightlifting Club is devoted to helping develop athletes in the sport of Olympic Weightlifting.

Vassor Villlage Civic Association
The Vassor Villlage Civic Association, a southside Columbus neighborhood group, was established in 2002 by neighbors who wished to develop a greater sense of community. In addition, Vassor Village has focused on safety and crime prevention issues. Furthermore, Vassor Village has created new traditions like our Haunted Garage held on Beggars Night and our Holiday Spirit Awards where we recognize our neighbors efforts to decorate for the holidays. Vassor Village's boundaries are the southside of Frebis Avenue to the southside of Woodrow Avenue; the eastside of Parsons Avenue to the eastside of Champion Avenue. The Vassor Village Civic Association meets the first Wednesday of each month in the library of Lincoln Park Elementary School, located at 379 East Markison Avenue.

Scioto Valley Chorus
The award-winning Scioto Valley Chorus (SVC) is one of the most exciting musical organizations in the Central Ohio Arts Community. Chartered in 1988, the chorus now boasts members of all ages, interests, and occupations. The tie that binds us is a love of four part harmony, a desire to be an entertaining and exciting chorus, and a love and support for each other as a "family" of singers. SVC is a member of Sweet Adelines International (SAI). If you are interested in finding out more about the exciting world of Scioto Valley Chorus, contact us! You are welcome at a rehearsal anytime. We rehearse on Monday nights at 7 PM at the Northwest Presbyterian Church, 6400 Post Road, Dublin, Ohio (at the corner of Avery-Muirfield Drive).