MENDON SKI FIELD GUIDE
Mini Shred Madness: Volunteer on the Lil' Stash at Pico
Two-hour volunteer shifts at Pico place you on the Events Team—working registration or as a runner in the Lil' Stash terrain park—while earning a Killington lift ticket and lunch for each shift.
Mini Shred Madness: Volunteer on the Lil' Stash at Pico.
Join the Events Team as a volunteer for Mini Shred Madness at Pico: take a frontline role either greeting competitors and managing registration or working outdoors in the Lil' Stash terrain park setting up and moving equipment. Shifts are short but intense—you'll earn a Killington lift ticket and receive lunch for every shift you work, and you'll be part of a tight-knit ski community supporting a compact, action-oriented event.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Lift Tickets and Lunch for Every Shift
For each shift worked volunteers receive a Killington lift ticket and a provided lunch; earned lift tickets are valid for one year from the date received, making a short volunteer commitment immediately pay off with ski days to come.
Registration: The Front Line of the Event
Registration volunteers greet competitors, check them in, confirm waivers and registration forms are complete, and distribute competition bibs and shirts while providing event information to participants.
Runner Duties in the Lil' Stash Terrain Park
Runners work outdoors on-hill and in the terrain park—setting up, taking down and transporting fencing, tents, race gates, signage and wind flags—so dress for the elements and be prepared to carry equipment while on skis or snowboard.
What the day feels like
What a shift feels like
Shifts are focused and hands-on: you either staff the registration table—meeting competitors, handling waivers and handing out bibs—or you move through the Lil' Stash terrain park setting up and tearing down course elements. Each shift runs roughly two hours; in return you get a meal and a Killington lift ticket, and you walk away having supported a high-energy community event on Pico.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this volunteer opportunity suits—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
If you will be a runner bring your ski or snowboard equipment plus extra layers, hats, gloves and facemasks as you will be working outdoors in the terrain park; plan to be able to carry roughly 15–20 lbs while on skis or snowboard.
Shifts are approximately two hours long; volunteers receive a lift ticket and lunch for each shift worked.
All volunteers must complete an Express Assumption of Risk form prior to arriving—follow the instructions in your confirmation email to finish it.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is each volunteer shift?
Each shift is two hours long.
Where do volunteers meet?
Volunteers meet at Pico Mountain.
What volunteer roles are available?
The Events Team needs volunteers for Registration—greeting and checking in participants, handling waivers and distributing bibs and shirts—and Runners who work outdoors in the Lil' Stash terrain park to set up and transport equipment.
Do volunteers receive compensation?
Volunteers receive a Killington lift ticket and a provided lunch for every shift worked; lift tickets earned are valid for one year from the date received.
Is there an age requirement?
Yes; volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.
Is any paperwork required before arrival?
Yes; all volunteers must fill out an Express Assumption of Risk form before arriving—follow the confirmation email you receive after signing up to complete it.