Exciting news for Los Angeles Olympics fans: LA28, the organizing committee for the L.A. 2028 Olympic & Paralympic Games, has officially opened volunteer program registration. You can get involved without buying expensive tickets, and contribute to this major event.
What Is the LA28 Volunteer Program?
The program is called the LA28 Volunteer Program, presented by Delta Air Lines. Registrants can choose between two types of involvement: community volunteering (available now) or Games-time volunteering during the Olympics. Community volunteer opportunities have already started this year, including activities such as wildfire recovery, youth sports support, and other social programs.
Requirements & How to Register
Volunteers must be at least 18 years old. To apply, simply fill out the form on the official LA28 website to express your interest in the volunteer program. According to the LA28 FAQ, the program is unpaid—volunteers will not receive financial compensation, and costs such as transportation or accommodation are not covered.
Why You Should Consider Volunteering
According to LA28 CEO Reynold Hoover, the program is not just about the Olympics: it’s an opportunity to unite the L.A. community, foster a spirit of togetherness, and leave a positive legacy. Volunteers will participate in community events well before 2028, allowing them to experience real impact and be part of the city’s transformation.
Ready to Join?
If you’re interested and meet the requirements, register now on the official LA28 Volunteer Program page. This is a rare opportunity to take part in one of the world’s biggest sporting moments without having to pay for a ticket.
