Fundraising Regulations
Non-Regulated vs. Regulated
Non-Regulated
- Book Fairs
- Market Day
- Bake Sales
- Commemorative Merchandise
- Concession Stands
- Program Sales
- Car Washes
- Carnivals
- Ice Cream Socials
- Field Days
- Athletic Programs (Money raised through Advertising)
- Promotional Give-A-Ways
Regulated
- Candle Sales (1 & 3)
- Gift-wrap Sales (1 & 3)
- Cheese/Sausage sales (1 & 3)
- Raffle tickets sold on campus (2)
- Silent auctions on campus (2)
- Walk-a-thons (1 & 3)
- Basketball shoot-outs (1 & 3)
- Door prizes (2)
- (1) – Represents Parents & Students
- (2) – Represents Businesses
- (3) – Represents The Community
- (Each school group is allowed three regulated fundraisers per year. However, each fundraiser cannot intrude upon the same group more than one time.*)
* For example – If a group chose to sell gift wrap door to door, this would intrude upon groups 1 & 3. The group would be permitted to hold one more regulated fundraiser, but could not intrude upon groups 1 & 3 again (parents, students, and the community). The second fundraiser would have to be directed to group 2 (businesses). Keep in mind, there is no limit to how many non-regulated fundraisers a campus can have each year.
