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Fundraising
Fundraising
The Mead High School Band is a very active program that doesn’t exist without a few expenses taken on by its member and of course, their families. The Mead High School Band and Mead Bandwagon prides itself on offering many diverse opportunities for our students to raise money in an effort to offset these expenses.
Listed below is information detailing the many fundraisers that our program makes available to our students. Much of the information is based on previous years details and current details for each will be available as each fundraiser begins. Our hopes are that you will find the answers to most of your fundraising questions and that you will find a few fundraisers that you will encourage your son or daughter to participate in.
Types of Fundraisers Student Account Fundraiser:
This type of fundraiser has all or part of the profit added to the students' music/colorguard account to pay for fees. These fundraisers may be organized and run through the Mead Bandwagon or Mead High School ASB. Bandwagon Fundraiser: The profits from this type of fundraiser benefit the general account of the Mead Bandwagon. Funds earned in this type of fundraiser are to be used to benefit the members of the band as voted on by the members of the Mead Bandwagon. Listed below is general information about typical fundraisers. More information is made available on the front page of the website, through email, and through letters/memos at school. Please keep a look out for this information if you are interested in raising money for band expenses.
Spokane Arena Chairman: Kari Kostelecky ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Lisa Barber ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Payment: The Bandwagon is paid 9.5% of the gross profit, minus sales tax. Profit from each event worked is paid to the Bandwagon usually about 8 week after the event. Payment is made by “Center Plate” to the Bandwagon and the Bandwagon gives the money to MHS to be deposited into each student account. The total profit for each event is divided by the total hours worked and an “hourly wage” is figured. Each student account is given the monetary credit for the amount of hours worked to support that student’s account. Worker information: All workers must be at least 16 years old for prep duties. All cashiers must be at least 18 yrs old for events that Beer is not sold at. At events that beer is sold at, all cashiers must be at least 21 yrs old. Special Instructions: All workers are required to get a Food handlers permit and wear black pants and black shoes. The uniform top and apron must be worn but are provide and maintained by the Arena Sign up: You can sign up by contacting the Chairman Basic information: This fundraiser is the selling of concession items at the Spokane Arena. Riverfront Park Chairman: Bobbie Walker ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Payment: The Bandwagon is paid 13% of the gross profit- minus sales tax. Profit from each event worked is added together and paid to the Bandwagon in one lump sum, usually in early October. Payment is made by the City of Spokane to the Bandwagon and the Bandwagon gives the money to MHS to be deposited into each student account. The total profit for the summer is divided by the total hours worked and an “hourly wage” is figured. Each student account is given the monetary credit for the amount of hours worked to support that student’s account. Worker information: All workers must be at least 11 years old Special Instructions: All workers must have closed toed shoes and be dressed in a manner that will positively promote the Mead Band and Colorguard image Sign up: You can sign up at the May & June Bandwagon meetings, the Spring Band/Colorguard awards night, Jun Marching Meeting or by emailing the Chairman Basic information: This fundraiser is the selling of Pepsi products in concession stands at Riverfront Park that usually starts with Hoopfest in June and includes all major events through Pig out in the park over the Labor Day weekend.
Golf Tournament Chairman: Tim Walters
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466-4356 Payment: The students will receive a portion of the profits from the golfer’s fees. The Bandwagon will retain the profits from the sponsorships and other parts of the tournament. Worker information: Details for the student and parent support will be available on the website closer to the event Special Instructions: TBD Sign up: You can sign up by contacting the Chairman Basic information: This is a fundraiser that will take place at Wandermere Golf Course and is scheduled to take place on Aug. 27 2010
Car Wash Chairman: Randal Sumner (
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) Payment: Drive up car- all proceeds collected the day of the event will be equally divided between the students that are working the event. Credit is given for parent help if they are scheduled to work by the chairman. No drop in parents will be credited for their time. Presale Option 1: 100% of the presale money will be deposited into the student account of the student sells ticket and turns it the money before the start of the car wash AND works the car wash from 9-noon. Option 2: 50% of the presale money will be deposited into the student account and the remaining money will be equally divided between those who work that carwash if all money is turned in before the start of the car wash and the student does not work the car wash from 9-noon. All money will be given to MHS by the Bandwagon and will be credited to the student accounts during the 2nd week of the new school year. Worker information: All workers must be to the event on time and stay for their assigned shifts. All workers will be under the direction of a parent chairman and will do as directed or will be asked to leave. Special Instructions: All workers are required wear clothing that will show Mead Band in a positive way. No bikinis are acceptable. Sign up: You can sign up by contacting the Chairman Basic information: This fundraiser is the washing and drying of cars as well as any on street promotion required to attract people to the car wash.
Poinsettia Plant Sale Chairman: Chairman is needed Payment: The students will submit the money to the Bandwagon who will submit the profit to MHS for deposit in the student account. The profit margin is determined by the grower chosen and the item sold. More information will be available closer to the date of the sale. Historically the profit has been 40-50% of the sale price. Worker information: The students or their families will sell Poinsettia and submit the order and the money to the Bandwagon. Special Instructions: The student who sells the plants are responsible for picking up the plant at the chosen location and delivering them to the customer Sign up: Information will be sent home with the students in late Oct or early Nov. Basic information: This fundraiser is the selling Poinsettia plants- takes place in late Oct and early Nov.
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