Volunteer
Volunteer scheduling for the 2025 Festival is NOW Open
Sign up to VolunteerService Notes
- First and foremost, it is a requirement to have FUN while volunteering
- New volunteers must complete an online volunteer application, returning volunteers can log in to their volunteer account to schedule
- A background check is required for all adult volunteers (and every five years thereafter). We will email you a link after you register to volunteer
- All volunteers receive reserved parking and shuttle service on the day of volunteer service, an official DIF Volunteer t-shirt, a complimentary pass to attend another day, and onsite hospitality during the Festival
- We will work with all volunteers to ensure a great assignment match is made
- Volunteers will be encouraged to attend a kick-off training celebration on Saturday, July 26
- We ask for a minimum of one four-hour shift
- Volunteers also receive our staff and community’s sincere gratitude every day of the year
2025 Official Volunteer Tee
2025 Dublin Irish Festival Scholarship Winners
Akash Ravipati | Dublin Jerome Graduate
The Dublin Irish Festival is a place where I can give back and help the community. I have been involved since 6th grade and every experience has been great. Meeting and interacting with new people has been a great experience for me and I hope to continue for many years to come. I plan to attend Purdue University in the fall to major in Data Science. I hope to leverage my skills to benefit society in the technology field.

Leen Shamrukh | Dublin Coffman Graduate
Growing up in Dublin, the Festival has always been more than just a summer tradition —a celebration of community, culture, and connection. I began volunteering in eighth grade at the sustainability tent through 614 Our Future. That experience sparked my passion for service and environmental education. Since then, I’ve become an officer in the organization, leading interactive activities that teach children and adults about sustainability. From running craft and composting stations to creating educational displays, I’ve loved seeing people from all over the world come together in our small city to learn and celebrate. Inspired by this community impact, I plan to study neuroscience on the pre-med track and become a pediatric oncologist. My long-term goal is to start a nonprofit that brings healthcare access to underserved children worldwide.
