A seat at the table, a child through Safety Town, a thing off the list. All three are countable, and the first one is free.
Fifty dollars puts one child through Safety Town for the week: the shirt, the workbook, the snacks and the graduation. Seventy-five seats a summer, and not all of them are paid for.
One child, one week. The fee the City charges, covered for a family that would otherwise skip it.
Sponsor oneAll twenty-five children in one of the three summer sessions.
Sponsor a sessionWhat a sponsorship includes and what it costs is set with the treasurer, against the year the board is planning.
Talk to the treasurer$50 and $1,250 derive from the City's published fee (50 x 25). They are not invented prices. Named sponsorship tiers and benefits are the club's to set, not ours.
Not money. Things, with a date on them. Any officer updates this list from a phone in two minutes.
the old ones are done
Sample content. The club loads the real needs. A list with a date turns "sometime" into "this week".
Cheques go to PO Box 8175, Coral Springs, FL 33075, made out to the club. Whether a gift to this club is tax deductible depends on how the club is registered, and the treasurer will tell you straight rather than have a web page guess.
If you want the money to go to one thing in particular, say so. Safety Town seats, the scholarship fund and the general fund are tracked separately and reported separately in October.
Safety Town needs hands for setup and for the week itself, in June and July. The scholarship committee reads applications in the spring. Neither one requires you to be a member.
No claim about tax deductibility appears on this site until the club confirms its registration. Hard rule 4.
Come to one meeting first. It is easier to give to something once you have seen it argued about.
Save me a seatSecond Thursday and fourth Monday, 6:30 p.m.