McFarland High School
Eco Club Button Sale
by: RAQUEL KNOPS
Eco Club would like to sell buttons for Earth Day as a fundraiser during lunch on both Monday 4/22 and Tuesday 4/23.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Cancer Awareness Week- Neuroendocrine (Fri)
by: ANGELA BAZAN
Cancer Awareness Week- Friday- Neuroendocrine cancer (Aly's type). Students will sell purple ribbons and scrunchies and have a TEACHER PIE TOSS during ASR.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Cancer Awareness Week- Brain Cancer (Wed)
by: ANGELA BAZAN
Cancer Awareness Week- Wednesday is Brain Cancer- students will be selling gray ribbons before school, and doing a trivia contest during lunch.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Cancer Awareness Week- Childhood Cancer (Tues)
by: ANGELA BAZAN
Cancer Awareness Week- Tuesday is Childhood Cancer Day- Students will sell yellow ribbons before school, and at both lunches students can pay $1 to play games and buy candy from their childhood
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Cancer Week- Breast Cancer Awareness
by: ANGELA BAZAN
Each day of the week, NHS students will raise awareness in Cancer Awareness Week. Monday will be Breast Cancer day and students will sell pink ribbons in the morning and "Cancer Sucks" at each lunch- selling suckers.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Athletics Rowe Pottery Fundraiser
by: Julie Tavs
Athletics teams would like to sell sport specific Spartan mugs from Rowe Pottery to help defray the costs of new uniforms and incidental expenses that occur throughout the season such as parents' night, senior night, team shirts, team bonding events, etc.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
The Memory Project
by: LINDY WIESMANN
The Memory Project is a charitable nonprofit organization that invites art teachers, art students, and solo artists to help cultivate global kindness by creating portraits for children around the world who have faced substantial challenges, such as violence, war, extreme poverty, neglect, and loss of parents. The participants create these portraits to help children feel valued and important, to know that many people care about their well-being, and to provide a special childhood memory in the future. Since 2004 the Memory Project has created more than 130,000 portraits for children in 47 countries. I am honored to announce that our very own McFarland Art Students will be crafting portraits for the Memory Project! In order to be involved in the program there is a cost of $15 for each portrait. I hope you will consider sponsoring one of the portraits for this amazing opportunity and international movement. For more information please visit the Memory Project website at: https://www.memoryproject.org/teachers
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Ultimate Frisbee Disc Fundraiser
by: KIRSTEN STEINKE
Do you love ultimate and need a new disc? Are you looking for a great gift to give your Spartan athlete? If so, please buy a Spartan Ultimate Frisbee Disc! The High School Spartan Ultimate Club is selling Spartan-stamped discs to raise funds for our transportation and game fees this year. Please consider supporting the growing sport of Ultimate Frisbee here in McFarland by purchasing a disc today!
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Book, Books, Books
by: Alison Smith
Research shows that having access to books makes students better readers. My goal is to create an engaging classroom library where books fly off the shelf. Fostering student input and searching the latest trends will help create a library of books that appeal to today's high school students. Please help me by contributing funds to purchase books for my expanding classroom library.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Bill Garvey Memorial Golf Outing
by: Katie Williquette
REGISTRATION FORMS HAVE BEEN PRINTED. IF YOU PAY NOW, PLEASE LET STAFF KNOW AT CHECK IN THAT YOU HAVE PAID AFTER FORMS WERE PRINTED, AND SHOW THEM YOUR RECEIPT. Proceeds from this event will benefit the McFarland Education Foundation (MEF) & the McFarland Athletic Department. The MEF helps provide scholarships to very deserving graduating McFarland High School seniors. Together, we can make sure that all motivated students have the opportunity to pursue their higher education dreams.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
It Takes A Village to Educate: Together With Tanongou
by: ANGELA BAZAN
The World Geography class at McFarland High School has been learning about the village of Tanongou, in Benin, Africa. We are working to raise $3000 to support education in the village by sponsoring scholarships for students to attend school and learn a skill. We are also hoping to help fund the cost of birth certificates so students may continue their education. In Benin, students must take a test after 6th grade to be admitted to the next level. In order to take the test, they need a birth certificate, or they are not allowed to continue their education. As many are born in the village, a birth certificate is costly to obtain and travel to the city is difficult. We know that education is the key to success, and we are grateful for the education that we have. Please help us to spread that knowledge around the world- It truly takes a village to help another!
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Help fund Guys & Dolls
by: Nate Mendl
On November 9th, 10th and 11th at McFarland High School, near Madison, WI, will present “Guys & Dolls”. The funds gained from this campaign will help to pay for the professional musicians in the pit, the design and building of our set, the microphones and sound system, and the costumes for the show. On behalf of the parents, staff and students, I thank you for your support of the arts at McFarland High School. Your generosity allows for hundreds of students to participate in musical events of the highest quality despite severe budget cuts and economic challenges. Again, thank you for your support of the arts in McFarland. With 80% of our budget coming from fundraising, your generous financial support truly makes a difference!
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Competition Support
by: GINGER VERHULST
Help DECA raise funds for various competitions. This year the International Career Development Conference will be in Atlanta, GA in April 2018.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
Calculating our Future
by: Tracy Gibbons
Graphing calculators are something every math student should have access to. In freshman level classes, much emphasis is put on the teaching students how to use the graphing calculator technology. Many students are unable to afford these on their own, so by providing them, we are creating an even playing field for all. Learning how to use technology is an essential component to using it correctly. By providing our students with the needed materials, we are helping them to gain confidence in a subject area many students feel inadequate. Where Your Donation Goes MATERIALS COST QUANTITY TOTAL Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus Graphing Calculator • STAPLES ADVANTAGE $124.97 12 $1,499.64 Duracell AA Batteries, 4/Pk • STAPLES ADVANTAGE $5.79 4 $23.16 Materials cost $1,522.80 Vendor shipping charges FREE State sales tax $0.00 3rd party payment processing fee $22.84 Fulfillment labor & materials $30.00 Total project cost $1,575.64 Total project goal $1,853.69 Still needed View calculation $1,853.69 Our team works hard to negotiate the best pricing and selections available.
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI
It's Electric: Light Up Tanongou!
by: ANGELA BAZAN
The World Geography Class at McFarland High School is working to raise money to place solar panels in the village of Tanongou- located in Benin, West Africa. While we are used to the daily luxuries that electricity provides, such as lights, cellphones, technology, and stoves for cooking, the village of Tanongou has no electricity at all. Students who go to school all day are expected to contribute to their family's survival by helping in the home and fields after school. By the time they are able to study in the evening, it is too dark, making it near impossible to do so. Tanongou is also located near the largest game preserve and natural waterfall in Africa. The ability to get tourists to come off the path and into the village would promote economic tourism and give jobs to the people of the village. Having electricity would encourage tourists to stay in the village and provide all with a better way of life. Our goal of raising $2230 would allow us to place six solar panels in the village and change the lives of the people in Tanongou forever. Please help us change the world!
McFarland High School
McFarland, WI