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BHSME
Fundraising
The Beaverton Band Booster organization provides
leadership and opportunity to support BHSME members in
fundraisers that both students and parents participate
in.
Fundraising enables the Band Boosters to keep
participation fees low and enables students to earn
credit toward their individual accounts (to be put
toward future band participation fees).
Ensemble-wide fundraisers and individualized
fundraisers are organized by the Boosters.
Individual Accounts:
Various fundraising activities throughout the year
offer an opportunity for students to earn credit for
their individual accounts – an account established
to help offset/pay for the following year’s Band
fees. Student credit amounts vary depending on the
fundraiser; very often the proceeds will be divided
between the student’s individual account and the
Band Boosters general fund.
Fundraisers contributing
to student account include, but are not limited to:
Entertainment book sales, the Annual Plant & Flower
sale, and the BHSME fireworks tent.
If for some
reason you begin fundraising and your student does
not participate in band, any funds accumulated are
nonrefundable. On the other hand, they may be
designated to a sibling’s account or to the Band
General Fund.
General Fund:
These funds are raised in the name of BHS Band
Boosters, a non-profit organization. Possible events
might include car washes, rummage sales, pop can
drives, button sales, and any other innovative
events.
The Beaverton Band
Boosters have fiscal and legal responsibility for all
BHSME sponsored activities. To ensure the safety and
security of our students and ongoing positive
relationships with the BHS and Beaverton School District
Administration, our fundraising policy is this:
No BHSME-sponsored
fund-raising may be promoted or launched without the
express involvement and approval of the Band Boosters
Board. The Board MUST be notified and clear the activity
BEFORE contact is made with any business or any event is
planned.
Two adults must be
present and supervising ANY event! Continuous adult
oversight and supervision is necessary for any
fundraising activity to take place.
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