by dave | Mar 2, 2021 | Christmas, Community Support, Fundraising and Awareness, School Spirit
At St. Martin Catholic Secondary School, one of our most popular traditions is our annual teachers vs students Charity Hockey Game, known in the building as the “Blades for Baskets” game. The event is run by our Grade 12 Leadership class as a fundraiser for our...
by dave | Jan 5, 2021 | Community Support, Fundraising and Awareness
Empty Bowls allows participating artists and groups to create and donate bowls, then serve a simple meal. In some communities, ceramic artists are joined by wood turners, glassblowers, fibre artists, metal smiths, painters, sculptors, and other artists and...
by mcampbell | Nov 30, 2020 | Community Support, Fundraising and Awareness, School Climate, School Spirit, Virtual Activities
True Colours: Presented by Relay for Life Youth Join CSLA and students across Canada to participate in a True Colours workshop presented by our friends at Relay for Life Youth. This workshop took place on December 9, 2020. A recording of the workshop can be...
by dave | Sep 10, 2020 | Fundraising and Awareness, Halloween, Special Days
Have students purchase the blank white jugs for $2. They are given a black sharpie and allowed to create their own scary ghost. The jugs are lit and provide a decoration for your upcoming Hallowe’en festivities and also a way to raise money for a charitable...
by dave | Sep 8, 2020 | Community Support, Fundraising and Awareness
Over 200,000 Canadians experience homelessness each year and socks are the #1 requested item in shelters, which is why WE BE US co-founders Nick Foley and Phil Kerr came up with 20K Sock Day. Nick, Phil, and other members of the 20K Sock Day team start sending out...
by dave | Sep 8, 2020 | Fundraising and Awareness
A visible way to raise funds and show who is ahead is to create a balance fundraising device. This is a great way to have your juniors challenge your seniors and raise money at the same time. We all know that students carry little change with them, but they may be...
