This year’s main fundraiser is the Boosterthon Glow Run! It’s a 9-day program that kicks off with a Pep Rally on Nov. 8. Families will then gather pledges for every lap your student runs (30-35 laps), and we’ll celebrate at the Glow Run on Friday, Nov. 17.
Pep Rally Kick-Off: Wednesday, Nov. 8
Boosterthon Glow Run: Friday, Nov. 17
Pledges due: Friday, Nov. 24
To help support this fundraiser, please sign up your student on www.funrun.com. Parents can register their student as a participant using Donges Bay's registration code. Students get a free prize just by being registered!
Students will then collect pledges to support their school—family and friends can pledge by the lap the student completes, or they can pledge a flat donation. Those who pledge will receive an email with payment options the day after the Glow Run, or payment can be made by cash or check, which students will bring back to school.
On the day of the Glow Run, students will run 30 laps around the gym—yes, even kindergarteners! The track is about 1/16th of a mile, 1/4 the size of a normal high school track. The average student will run 30-35 laps and will have a goal to run at least 30 laps to help their school. The most any student will be counted for is 35 laps.
Pep Rally Kick-Off: Wednesday, Nov. 8
Boosterthon Glow Run: Friday, Nov. 17
Pledges due: Friday, Nov. 24
To help support this fundraiser, please sign up your student on www.funrun.com. Parents can register their student as a participant using Donges Bay's registration code. Students get a free prize just by being registered!
Students will then collect pledges to support their school—family and friends can pledge by the lap the student completes, or they can pledge a flat donation. Those who pledge will receive an email with payment options the day after the Glow Run, or payment can be made by cash or check, which students will bring back to school.
On the day of the Glow Run, students will run 30 laps around the gym—yes, even kindergarteners! The track is about 1/16th of a mile, 1/4 the size of a normal high school track. The average student will run 30-35 laps and will have a goal to run at least 30 laps to help their school. The most any student will be counted for is 35 laps.