The fun way to earn money for your organization.
Are you tired of bake sales, car washes, candy sales and raffles? Turn your fundraising into a “FUN raiser!” Worlds of Fun offers non-profit organizations an opportunity to raise money while working in a high energy, fun and exciting atmosphere! If you have any questions after reviewing this information, please contact the Human Resources team at:
(816) 303-5007
fundraising@worldsoffun.com
Your non-profit organization can raise a lot of money fundraising at Worlds of Fun!
Number of Days Volunteering | Rate of donation per person per hour |
1-3 | $15 |
4 | $16 |
5 | $17 |
6 or more | $18 |
All donations will be made directly to the non-profit organization. A current W-9 Form (Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification Form) must be on file before a check can be sent.
Most shifts will be in the Food & Beverage division working at one of our catered group picnics, restaurants, snack stands, or specialty food carts. Organizations might also be scheduled in other areas such as \Park Services, Haunt, and Great Pumpkin Fest. Organizations may put in a request as to where they would like to work, however, they will be assigned jobs based on business needs.
Requests for exceptions to Cedar Fair Appearance Standards for religious beliefs, or questions regarding the accommodation of medical restrictions, must be directed to a Human Resources representative.
Hair:
We welcome originality and fun when it comes to hair as long as it isn’t distracting and remains professional. Hair, including facial hair, must be neat, clean and well-groomed each day. For safety purposes, long hair is to be securely pulled back. Your hair may not cover your face, eyes or restrict your ability to perform your job.
- Hair volume should maintain a balanced and uniform look/style from the scalp.
- Natural (or traditional) hair colors (e.g. brown, black, blonde, grey, auburn and red) as well as ‘unnatural’ colors (e.g. burgundy, dark plums/purple, dark blue, pink, or shades of light blue/grey) are welcome. Bright neon colors are not permitted as this will be considered too extreme.
- For sanitation reasons, hair color must be permanent, or semi-permanent; temporary sprays, dyes, chalks, or glitter are not permitted.
- Highlights and graduated colors/ombre are permitted; the colors used can be natural or ‘unnatural’, however to avoid a distracting look, use colors that blend well (e.g. burgundy in dark brown or black hair). Bright neon colors, thick multi-colored stripes or blocks of different colors are too extreme and are not permitted.
- Shaved designs/patterns/words in any visible hair (e.g. head, eyebrows, sideburns, beards etc.) are not permitted.
- Any braiding or twisting of hair must meet all other appearance guidelines in terms of a professional tidy appearance. Beads used to finish braids/twists should be complimentary to the uniform whenever possible.
- Required headdresses such as the turban or hijab should match hair or uniform color whenever possible.
- Hair accessories used to hold or secure the hair look best when they are complimentary to either the hair color or uniform color. Large and/or excessive hair ornamentation will not be permitted, as these embellishments can be a safety and/or sanitation hazard.
Jewelry:
- Conservative personal jewelry that meets all other appearance and safety standards is acceptable.
- Necklaces may be worn as long they do no not restrict an associate’s ability to perform their job, pose a safety concern, or are excessive in number.
- Earrings - Moderately sized earrings are allowed in each earlobe, as well as in the upper cartilage as long they do no not restrict an associate’s ability to perform their job, pose a safety concern, or are excessive in number.
- Ear Gauges – One gauge in each ear lobe may be worn in place of earrings. Gauges must include a plug and may not be larger than ½ inch or 12mm.
- One small nose stud or close- fitting hoop is permitted on one side of the nostril.
- Watches, bracelets, and rings are permitted; as long they do no not restrict an associate’s ability to perform their job or pose a safety concern, or are excessive in number.
Body Art, Tattoos, Piercings, and Other Body Modifications:
- Visible tattoos/body art that are on the face or neck are permitted as long as they are covered and/or concealed while at work. All other tattoos/body art are permitted as long as the tattoos/body art do not display slogans or images that are demeaning, feature profanity or other messages that do not promote or enhance a safe, inclusive, productive workplace.
- Associates may cover tattoos/body art by using makeup, athletic sleeves, or one’s uniform.
- No body or face piercings permitted other than noted in the above Jewelry section. This includes the eyebrows, cheek, lips, tongue, and other dermal piercings are prohibited.
- Visible, intentional body modifications and alterations that create an unnatural or unprofessional appearance are not permitted. This includes, but is not limited to, dental grills, tongue splitting, tooth filing, disfiguring skin or bone implants.
Miscellaneous:
- Nails should be kept neat and clean. Nails should be moderate in length or shorter as appropriate for your job. Designs and various polish colors or adornments are acceptable for associates as long as they maintain an approachable and welcoming image. Health and safety requirements may prohibit use of nail polish and/or adornments for some jobs.
- Perfumes/colognes are to be used in moderation, with consideration of others as the highest priority.
Pants/Shorts/Skirts:
- khaki/tan pants, shorts, or capris women may wear a khaki skirt if they prefer.
- No blue jeans, sweatpants or leggings are allowed
- No athletic pants, shorts, skirts, or leggings are allowed.
- No rips/tears/holes or distressed/destroyed pants, shorts or skirts are allowed.
- Shorts and skirts must reach below your fingertips with arms extended at your side.
- No cut-off shorts, capris, or cargo style shorts or pants may be worn.
Shoes/Socks:
- Fundraisers should wear tennis shoes, primarily all white or all black, or 90% all-white, or 90% all-black low with solid white or black socks.
- Boots, sandals, open-toed shoes, backless shoes, heels, Sperry’s, or brightly colored shoes are not permitted.
Shirts:
- Plain all-white shirt with a collar (a white polo or button-up shirt). No lettering, logos, or decals are allowed.
- No crop-tops, sleeveless, tank tops, mesh shirts are permitted.
- All shirts must be tucked into pants.
Handbags/backpacks/lose articles: It is strongly recommended that personal items are left at home or in your car while volunteering in the park.
*Additional dress code information will be provided to the group leader prior to your fundraising shift.
To get started, complete our Group FUNraising Registration Form!