To the Editor:
Project Graduation is a chemical free night of fun for our high school graduates. We have some exciting events planned for Friday, June 9 after graduation. While fundraising for Project Graduation is well underway we still need donations and support from the community to help make this a successful night. There are several ways to help:
We have a 31 bag Raffle Calendar for the month of May – a $20 ticket gives you 31 chances to win one of our great “31 bags” filled with all sorts of goods donated by local businesses and parents. Tickets are available at Good Food Store, We’ve Got the Look, Telstar High School
office and any senior parent.
You can purchase a prize to be raffled off at Project Graduation. There is an Amazon wish list for ideas – 2023 Telstar Project Graduation. The link is also on our Facebook page, “Telstar Project Graduation 2023”
A cash donation is always appreciated. This helps with the event, food and prizes for our graduates.
Mac’s Carwash is holding a great fundraiser on Saturday, May 27 (Rain date May 28). Stop by from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and have your car hand washed by a member of the senior class, or drive through the automated wash! Mac’s very generously donates proceeds that day to Project Graduation.
We will also have Raffle Calendar tickets for sale that day.
They say it takes a village to raise a child. Thanks in advance for supporting our 40 graduates.
Heather Hale-Nivus
Brandy Moore
Tanya Porteous Johanson
Cassie Stevens
Lindsay Storer
Judy Buxton
Project Graduation Committee
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