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Step 2Organize a group of dedicated volunteers to plan the party
To throw a laid-back block party, you'll probably need a team of at least six volunteers. More helpers can always be put to use, but you'll definitely need people to:
-- apply for the permit (if need-be), promote the party to people living on the block, and take sign-ups (2 people)
-- organize the potluck, and manage the food table and the keg the day of the party (at least 2 people)
-- post "No Parking" signs the day before, and set up and clean up the day of (at least 2 people)
If you're already know some of your neighbors, start by asking them if they're willing to help. If you don't know any of your neighbors, try posting signs on the street posts at the ends of your block, asking for volunteers to meet at a given date and time at a local gathering place. If you still come up short, you may have to go door-to-door.
-- apply for the permit (if need-be), promote the party to people living on the block, and take sign-ups (2 people)
-- organize the potluck, and manage the food table and the keg the day of the party (at least 2 people)
-- post "No Parking" signs the day before, and set up and clean up the day of (at least 2 people)
If you're already know some of your neighbors, start by asking them if they're willing to help. If you don't know any of your neighbors, try posting signs on the street posts at the ends of your block, asking for volunteers to meet at a given date and time at a local gathering place. If you still come up short, you may have to go door-to-door.
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