Dress Code for Volunteers
(THIS IS A FORMAL"BLACK TIE" EVENT)
Volunteers should wear formal attire, dresses or formal pantsuits, tuxedos, or dark suits and ties. You will be standing and walking throughout the night. It is highly suggested that you wear comfortable shoes and/or bring a change of shoes.
Remember, as a Bluebird Ball volunteer you are representing this event and 3 Bluebirds Farm, an organization providing autism services.
Unacceptable clothing includes tight-fitting garments, shorts, skirts more than 2” above the knee, sweat pants, capri pants, leggings, sheer or crochet type fabrics, tube tops, clothing overly exposing cleavage and bare skin of the midriff and/or abdominal area. Unacceptable pants include: too tight or loose-fitting, below the waist, and touching the floor.
Clothing must be clean, well-fitted, and wrinkle-free. Use good judgment with your appearance when you are volunteering and representing 3 Bluebirds Farm.
3 Bluebirds Farm will ask you to go home and change if the dress code is not followed.