• MCCSC Fundraising Activity Request and Approval Form

    This form must be completed before any school-related fundraising activity begins. It is used to ensure fundraising activities are appropriate, safe, aligned with school purposes, properly approved, and compliant with MCCSC guidelines. Activities may not begin until all required approvals have been received.
  • Requestor and School Information

  • Code
  • Fundraiser Overview

  • Date(s) of Fundraising Activity
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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year
  • Location of Fundraising Activity
  • Fundraiser Type

  • What type of fundraiser is being requested?
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Will the outside organization use school communication channels, flyers, newsletters, websites, social media, or school events to promote the fundraiser?
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  • Purpose and Use of Funds

  • Money Collection and Deposit Procedures

  • Guidance - Money Collection Best Practices

    When collecting money on behalf of MCCSC, please keep the following expectations in mind: 

     

    • Online Payments
      Any online collection of funds for MCCSC-sponsored activities, events, or programs must be processed through Eventlink.

    • MCCSC Account Coding
      Before funds are collected, the appropriate MCCSC account should be identified so revenue can be deposited and tracked correctly (Board Policy 6610)​.

    • Outside Groups
      If the activity is being managed by an outside group, such as a booster club, PTO, or other third-party organization, MCCSC should not collect, hold, deposit, or manage cash, checks, or other funds on behalf of that group.

    • Critical Reminder
      The organization responsible for the activity should also manage related funds, collections, deposits, expenses, and records (Board Policy 6111).

  • How will money be collected?
  • Food or Beverage Fundraiser

  • Guidance - Smart Snacks

    Fundraisers involving food must comply with the Corporation’s Wellness Program (Board Policy/Guideline 2413):


    Nutritional Standards: At least 80% of all fundraising proceeds must come from non-food items or foods that meet "Smart Snacks" nutritional guidelines.


    Exemptions: Schools are limited to two (2) exemptions per school year for fundraisers held during school hours that involve food/beverages that do not meet these standards. A Smart Snacks Exemption Form must be submitted for approval

     

  • Smart Snacks Helpful Guidance
  • Will food or beverages be sold, provided, or used as part of this fundraiser?
  • Will food or beverages be sold during the school day?
  • Do the food or beverage items meet Smart Snacks nutritional guidelines?
  • Is this request intended to use one of the school’s two annual food/beverage exemptions?
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  • Attachments/Acknowledgements

  • Reminders:

     

    All fundraising activities must support a clearly defined school purpose or approved school-related activity and must be reviewed through the appropriate approval process before funds are collected. Fundraisers should be planned in a way that protects instructional time, safeguards the health and safety of students, and avoids placing undue pressure on students, families, or staff.

    Student participation in fundraising must be voluntary. Students may not be required to sell items, meet sales quotas, or personally contribute funds in order to participate in a school activity or field trip. Students who do not participate in fundraising must not be penalized, and incentives should not be structured to reward only the student who raises the most money.

    Online fundraising platforms, advertising, flyers, posters, and social media promotion must receive prior approval through the building principal, with consultation from the Office of Business Operations when applicable. Door-to-door sales are discouraged and, if approved, must follow student supervision requirements.

    Please note that charitable gaming or gambling activities are not permitted as student fundraisers. Students under age 18 may not play, participate in, or sell tickets for raffles, bingo, charity gaming, door prizes, pull-tabs, punchboards, tip boards, or similar gaming-related activities.

    Please review each of the applicable Board Policies if you have any additional questions:

    - Policy 5830 - Student Fundraising

    - Policy 6111 - Internal Control Standards & Procedures

    - Policy 6610 - Extracurricular Funds

    - Policy 7540.02 - Corporation Web Page

    - Policy 8500 - Food Service

    - Policy 9700 - Relations w/ Special Interest Groups

     

     

  • Acknowledgements:

    I certify that the information submitted in this request is accurate. I understand that the fundraiser may not begin until all required approvals are complete. I agree to follow MCCSC fundraising guidelines and policies, financial procedures, student participation expectations, and any conditions of approval.

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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year
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