FAQs

Have questions about the Bay Area Host Committee, our work across the region or what's next? Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions below.

Still have questions? Email us and we’ll help direct you!

  • The Bay Area Host Committee (BAHC) is a nonprofit organization that harnesses the power of sport to unite the Bay Area, ignite innovation and elevate communities — inspiring pride across the region we call home.

    BAHC works to attract, support and maximize the impact of major sporting events in the Bay Area. We bring together leaders across sports, business, government and the community to create experiences and opportunities that benefit the entire region.

  • In 2026, the Bay Area welcomed Super Bowl LX and six FIFA World Cup 26™ matches at Levi's Stadium. These events followed NBA All-Star in 2025, creating an unprecedented 18-month run of major sporting events across the region.

    Visit the BAHC Newsroom for event recaps, stories, photos and highlights from this historic period for the Bay Area.

  • No. California law requires workers to be paid unless volunteering for a 501(c)(3) charity or local government. 

    • BAHC (a 501(c)(6) organization) cannot offer unpaid volunteer positions.

    • The BAHC Foundation (a 501(c)(3)) may have limited volunteer opportunities, but these are rare.

  • Yes, but spaces are very limited.

    • BAHC offers a small number of internships each semester, which must be for college credit and provide a small educational stipend.

    • To apply: Watch our social media channels for postings.

    • Eligibility: You must be able to earn college credit for your internship.

  • This is a specialized workforce program (in collaboration with Tipping Point) designed for a select group seeking pathways to full-time employment. It is not open to the general public.

    • For group or class participation, contact us at info@bayareahostcommittee.com. 

    • Internships will be posted on our social media. 

    • We’re happy to speak to classes about our event preparations—please reach out to coordinate.

  • For general BAHC updates, follow @BayAreaHC on social and visit the BAHC website regularly.

    To contact us, email info@bayareahostcommittee.com

  • All official BAHC event staffing roles are paid, as required by California labor laws. Follow @BayAreaHC on social media and sign up for BAHC updates to receive news about future events, community initiatives, partnerships and opportunities to get involved.