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Fall Fundraising Campaign
We have two ways to help us reach our goal this year!  Families may choose to take part
in any of the Fundraising options and we thank you for your support and look forward to a
fantastic school year!
1.  PRODUCT FUNDRAISER
This year we are running the cookie dough sales again and this campaign will also includes a 
number of additional yummy items that may be of interest to your family and friends. 
The catalogue and order sheet have gone home with students but you can preview the
items here https://www.macmillans.ca/media/1433/classic-brochure-2019.pdf

The online pdf can be downloaded and printed if you need another copy to place orders.

 This campaign starts November 20 and closes on December 4.  
Products you purchase will be delivered on December 18 to the school and will be available 
for pickup at the end of the school day.  We ask that every effort be made to pickup your order. 
If this is not possible, please make arrangements for someone to get your order for you. 

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2.  DONATION
Many families told us that purchasing/selling products was just not for them but they still 
wanted to support the initiatives by just making a donation.  You can make a donation using 
‘School Cash Online’ or return the bottom portion of this form.  * ONLINE donations of $20.00 
or more are eligible for a tax receipt.  If you use the online option, please type: PARENT 
COUNCIL FUNDRAISER in the “message” section.
Where does the money go?  Last year we used the profits to fund Scientist in the Class
as well as purchasing much needed new technology for each classroom!
Do you have questions? You can email us at bloordaleparents@gmail.com and you
can find additional information including the PRIZES you can win by checking out the display
case by the office and at www.bloordaleparents.blogspot.com.


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