Fundraising

Why we Fundraise
Where the Money Goes
Fundraising Products & Services

Plantables is back for March 2022!

After a great response last year, we are bringing back the opportunity to support our kids at CVES through Plantables. For all those in your lives who love to garden, Plantables delivers small grown plants to your door ready for planting rather than having to grow your plants from seeds.
Thank you for your support!

The code is CVESCOUNCIL.

Thank you for supporting CVESC in this unprecedented year, and enabling us to continue to help support CVES next year!

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Why we Fundraise

Schools are no longer funded with many of the things we remember having in our own schools when we were younger. The budget a school is given to operate is very bare bones. The list of items a school needs to flourish is ever-growing. To name a few: supplies, books, resources, new technology, field trip expenses, play yard equipment, musical items, sports equipment. In addition to the funds we raise to support these activities, the Council likes to provide fun events for students and the school community such as hot lunch and milk programs, Talentfest, Christmas Shopping Day, Staff Appreciation Lunch, Grad Night, Yearbooks, Lecture Series.

The School Council is VERY sensitive to the fact that fundraising takes money out of parent’s pockets. Our goal is to find ways to optimize our fundraising and offer choices that appeal to parents. All fundraising is completely voluntary.

Where the Money Goes

Each year Castor Valley Elementary School Council raises money to fund a vast number of initiatives throughout the year. These include, but are not limited to, the following:

Arts Performances and workshops
We believe that all children should have the opportunity to experience many different things. Throughout the year, Castor Valley plays host to a variety of special events and workshops. Some of these events are geared towards to development and enhancement of specific student talents and skills, while others are academically oriented. Workshop themes include the promotion of life skills, leadership skills, self-confidence, safety, and much more. No matter the purpose, these initiatives add tremendous value to you child’s educations and experience at Castor Valley.

Ad hoc requests
Throughout the school year several ad hock requests for funds are submitted to Council. These requests can vary in nature and may include anything from the purchase of new balls for the school yard, to new instruments for the music program.
Parents, Teachers, and Staff can make these requests. We have an Ad Hoc meeting every October to determine which submissions we are able to fulfill. Ad Hoc submissions can be submitted throughout the year for our consideration if there are still funds available. You can print off  a copy of the form here: CVESC Request for Funds Form.

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

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Mabel’s labels offers the perfect solution to your labelling woes.  With hundreds of sizes and designs to choose from, Mabels Labels have the perfect label for your needs.  Each time you order from Mabel’s Labels, Castor Valley Can Benefit too.

Go to Mabel’s Labels and select Castor Valley from the drop down menu under Fundraisers.

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100% of money raised through our Fundscrip initiative goes towards our council initiatives. Fundscrip gives Castor Valley families the opportunity to support our school by purchasing gift cards for things they would buy anyway like groceries, gas, restaurants, and much more!  For each gift card purchased, Castor Valley gets a percentage of the sale.  Purchases can also be made online using the following code: TTBPDL

Click this link to open a FundScrip order form: FundScrip Form CVESC

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