Mead Bandwagon will oversee the operation of one or more beverage tents during Hoopfest.

Net profit will be divided amongst workers.

High School-aged students are eligible to work including incoming freshman.

Car wash coupons/tickets sold in advance

Must be 13 years old to work

Profit - The profit from pre-sales and event day sales are divided between those that work or who sold coupons/tickets in advance of the event.

Car wash tickets sold in advance by students

Required participation for MBCG Students

Proceeds from this carwash go both to the Band ASB general fund and students have the opportunity to sell above the minimum for credit towards MBCG season fees.

Parents and students of our program are asked to assist with the annual running of this Spokane tradition.

Marching Bands and Color Guards from the Pacific NW compete.

Parent help is needed for logistics, hospitality, ticket sales, field set up, etc.

Proceeds from this event go to the MHS ASB Band General Fund

Students are encouraged to contact connections they may have with doctor's offices or other places of business that decorate for the holidays.

Students will receive a credit towards band fees from the profit made from the sale of each plant.

Contact Carrie Babcock - bghootiefan@msn.com

Cards will be checked out and sold by students.

Cards will contain discounts towards purchases at local businesses.

Students will receive a credit towards band fees.

Hundreds of crafters and thousands of customers spend two days in the Mead HS Mall, Field House and Gym selling and buying holiday items.

Students and parents assist in set-up and the running of this fundraiser.

Students can earn community service credit through this event.

Funds from this event go to our Bandwagon General Fund.

Mead Bandwagon will be in charge of one or more of the concession stands for the GU Men's and Women’s Basketball games.

Students and parents will be the work force for these concessions and have the opportunity to earn funds.

Students must be 16 years old to work. Friends and family members can work on behalf of those students not yet 16 years old.

Health card is recommended, not required (required of adult lead)

Proceeds from this fundraiser are credited to the student.

Mead Bandwagon will be offered opportunities to work concessions at Union Stadium during events.

Students and parents will be the work force for these concessions.

Proceeds from this fundraiser are for the General Fund of our Bandwagon.

Considered one of the Northwest's finest high school jazz festivals.  Over 30 bands from around the state are on campus to compete!

MHS Jazz Band students and parents assist with festival set-up, concessions, hospitality, etc. 

Stay tuned in early March for more info about shifts and schedules.

Proceeds from this event go to the MHS ASB Band General Fund.

Run or walk around the beautiful areas surrounding Mead High School

MHS band and guard students and parents assist with route set-up, check-in, etc.  They also are encouraged to run! or walk :)

Many runners will use this as a qualifier for Bloomsday

Stay tuned in early March for more info about shifts and schedules

Funds from this event go to our Bandwagon General Fund

Mead Bandwagon will oversee the operation of concession stands at the Spokane Arena during various events such as Chiefs Hockey, arena football, concerts, NCAA Basketball, etc.

Requirements: Must be at lease 16 years old, have a valid WA State food handlers permit, and wear black pants.  Adults are also asked to obtain a class 12 Alcohol permit.

Profit: The group is paid 10% of the gross sales (pre tax).  The profit is then split on an hourly basis between the workers for each event.  Payment is made about 4 weeks after the shift is worked.

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