Concession Stand Fundraising

They are there to have fun and make the time spent working very pleasurable. Best of all, this fun is rewarded by not only helping us pay off our band account, but we can continue to work towards the next season.

Group Coordinator

PNC Arena has been invaluably beneficial to our organization as whole, and to the individual families who utilize this resource! I am forever grateful for the opportunites given to us and other non-profit groups! By volunteering at events, the TAC Titans swim team parents are able to help pay their monthly dues, as well as fees for swim meets.

This allows children to continue to develop a life-saving skill which keeps them fit and healthy while they do something they love. The benefits to our team are both financial and intangible: Our team has been able to purchase supplies and help maintain operations for our pool space.

In addition, being a cook or selling refreshments together provides a unique chance for our parents to bond and become friends, which only promotes our team's sense of unity. Fundraising Looking for a fun and exciting fundraising opportunity? Group Coordinator For more information, please contact Barbara Couch at or email.

Please contact the volunteer group coordinator for the status of availablity for our program. Proof of Commercial General Liability Insurance is required. Event bonuses are offered upon completion for many of the program events. Hockey and NCSU basketball carry guarantee minimums.

Volunteers work 4 to 5 hours per event, group leaders will work 5 to 6 hours per event. Each group must provide their own uniform and wear black pants and black or dark shoes.

A strict uniform policy is in effect. Your group is provided signs to let each patron who visits your stand or cart know your organization is serving them.

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A stand leader and cooks will be provided at all of the big concession stands to assist with cooking and inventory management. Secondly, fight to get the most popular events. Living in a small town means attending high school sporting events is a very common pastime, especially on Friday nights. Many people enjoy snacks and treats while watching the big game. Most of my students attend the games anyway. Instead of asking them to sit at tables and spend their entire evening away from friends while selling our product, they take turns walking thru the bleachers bringing the product directly to the consumers.

Since students are taking turns and working together, it is more fun, less time consuming, and it still produces great results. We attend numerous sporting events, community events, and parades throughout the year but basketball and football games are where we make our most money.

In a given year, we can easily earn a thousand dollars. We would need to sign up for a minimum number of events and bring a minimum number of people. If you and your group live close to one of these venues, consider looking into these opportunities. Many sport and concert venues also offer additional opportunities for groups to make money. Central Michigan University, which is just 15 minutes from us, has groups assist in parking for football games. The groups earn a percentage of the profit received from parking fees. They also have groups help with security and checking bags when entering the stadium.

Although this may require the assistance of several adults, it is another way to earn some cash. Finally, some of these venues pay groups to clean up the trash after the events in the parking lot and sometimes even the stadium. Scott is a high school Spanish teacher and basketball coach. He began traveling with EF Tours in and has led 8 student tours to various Spanish-speaking countries.