John Burroughs Powerhouse performs “Somebody to Love” for PFLAG fundraising event at the London Hotel in West Hollywood – October 1, 2010 (www.jbhsvma.com)
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DISCOVER MORE: http://www.schoolfunrun.com.au
The adidas School Fun-Run is open to ALL Australian schools of any size.
The adidas School Fun-Run is designed to fit curriculum in support of childhood health & education while raising extra funding your school… its more than just another fundraiser or walk-a-thon and its MUCH more than a cookie dough, wine or chocolate drive.
The adidas School Fun-Run is free from financial risk; in fact you’re guaranteed to bank a profit. Best of all, you don’t need a budget to hold this event as there are no out-of-pocket expenses for your school; it’s 100% self-funding!
This fundraising idea is a major funds generator with a health focus… which means a lot to our partner schools as the adidas School Fun-Run saves them doing multiple small fundraisers to meet their financial goals AND it benefits their whole community.
The adidas School Fun-Run is flexible to suit your needs.
You can hold the adidas School Fun-Run on ANY DAY that suits your school. Just let us know the best date to hold this event at your school and we will tailor your support material to provide everything you need. Then, you simply set an appropriate course on the grounds of YOUR school to suit the students’ running abilities.
Leading up to the event day students seek sponsorship on behalf of the school for running in the adidas School Fun-Run. Unlike a Chocolate Drive, this fundraising idea relieves finanical burdens on your school community as there are no set prices at pay. This means supporters in your community can sponsor as much or as little as they can afford!
The event aims to get kids outside & active so the focus is on participation. To maximise involvement the adidas School Fun-Run is packed full of rewards for both students and school families.
DISCOVER MORE: http://www.schoolfunrun.com.au
Duration : 0:2:37
High School Confidential
a fundraising cabaret for the Out in Schools program
Back to school at Homo High means showtime for Vancouver’s best performers! They’ll turn up the heat at High School Confidential, a saucy, high school-themed queer cabaret. The show features performances by many talented local artists, including Morgan Brayton, Crystal Precious, Isolde N. Barron, Jaylene Tyme, Joanie Gyoza, Raye Sunshine, Sharon Bayly, Daniel Zomparelli, Porter and S. Quire, and more!
Stick around for the school dance, featuring music by DJ Robo Santa and DJ Extra Feeling. Feeling naughty? Do a stint in detention! Want something sweet? Buy a treat at our bake sale! Channel your inner nerd or jock, gym teacher or school librarian, and dress the part!
All proceeds from High School Confidential will go to the Out in Schools program. Over the past year, Out in Schools brought queer films and facilitated discussions about homophobia and bullying to more than 6,000 youth in communities across BC, sponsored the NO HATE, Anti-Homophobia Youth Filmmaking Bootcamp, and published a resource guide for teachers. To learn more about the Out in Schools program, visit www.outinschools.com.
Duration : 0:4:19
Perth High School Pupil explain their fundraising strategies- Many other schools can do this too
Duration : 0:2:9
High School Confidential
a fundraising cabaret for the Out in Schools program
Back to school at Homo High means showtime for Vancouver’s best performers! They’ll turn up the heat at High School Confidential, a saucy, high school-themed queer cabaret. The show features performances by many talented local artists, including Morgan Brayton, Crystal Precious, Isolde N. Barron, Jaylene Tyme, Joanie Gyoza, Raye Sunshine, Sharon Bayly, Daniel Zomparelli, Porter and S. Quire, and more!
Stick around for the school dance, featuring music by DJ Robo Santa and DJ Extra Feeling. Feeling naughty? Do a stint in detention! Want something sweet? Buy a treat at our bake sale! Channel your inner nerd or jock, gym teacher or school librarian, and dress the part!
All proceeds from High School Confidential will go to the Out in Schools program. Over the past year, Out in Schools brought queer films and facilitated discussions about homophobia and bullying to more than 6,000 youth in communities across BC, sponsored the NO HATE, Anti-Homophobia Youth Filmmaking Bootcamp, and published a resource guide for teachers. To learn more about the Out in Schools program, visit www.outinschools.com.
Duration : 0:3:55
