Remember hot lunches in elementary school? Hot dogs sales, pizza sales and lots of other delicious junk food that our parents didn’t pack for us but our schools treated us to once in a while. Well contrary to popular belief schools did not have those because they think we’re special students, they’re held to raise money for the school and various activities.
At Sexsmith Community School, they have recognized that fundraising can be done in ways that are beneficial to students and potentially educational and so they have asked group 26 to help them create a healthy fundraising booklet. The school has two parties that require funding, the PAC and the Green team. The Parent Advisory Committee needs $25,000 to buy a new adventure playground of their new school and the Green team wants to buy new garden beds to be used as outdoor classrooms. So group 26 has went ahead and prepared a booklet with multiple ideas, ranging from raffle baskets, breakfast with parents and a walking-bus. This booklet should provide teachers and parents with ideas that are reusable and profitable.
What was your favorite school fundraiser?
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