Volunteer with the Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage!
At NSAA, we believe in the power of community and are dedicated to promoting healthy and active lifestyles. Become a part of enhancing the Nordic skiing experience in Anchorage, through dedicated volunteer work. We are excited to offer a range of volunteer opportunities for individuals who share our passion for skiing, community, and making a positive impact. Whether you are an avid skier, a parent looking to get involved, or someone who wants to contribute their time and skills, we have a role for you!
Race Support
Assist in organizing and coordinating our ski races, from registration and bib distribution to course setup and timing. Your support ensures smooth and successful events for participants of all ages and skill levels.
Event Support
Join our event planning team and contribute to organizing fun and engaging social activities, fundraisers, and community outreach initiatives. Your creative ideas and organizational skills will help us create memorable experiences for our members and supporters.
Program Support
NSAA supports three main programs: Biathlon, Jr. Nordic, Ski Jumping
We are always looking for people who can help with gear pickup, and putting on races, and events for our young athletes.
Coaching
Have experience in Nordic skiing and enjoy working with youth? Become a volunteer coach! Teach and inspire skiers of all ages and skill levels by sharing your knowledge and passion for the sport.
Trail Maintenance
Help us maintain our beautiful trail system by participating in trail maintenance activities such as grooming, clearing debris, and marking trails.
Ready to make a difference?
Sign up today for one or more volunteer opportunities and become a part of what makes NSAA so successful. No matter the volunteer opportunity you choose, you will join a supportive and inclusive community of individuals who share your love for Nordic skiing. Together, we can continue to create exceptional skiing experiences and foster a vibrant Nordic skiing community in Anchorage.