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Looking for info about our Spring 2026 SoCal Trip?
Opportunities to Volunteer
Opportunities to Volunteer
Scholarship committee: Seeking three to five parents willing to review applications and award need-based scholarships for the music department SoCal trip. Most of the work will be done virtually from home. Committee will meet online or in person to deliberate and issue awards.
Requirements: Your student will not be applying for a need-based scholarship. You maintain the highest degree of confidentiality and ethics and are capable of making evidence-based decisions free from personal bias or knowledge. Contact president@redmondchoir.org if you are willing to serve on this committee.
Fundraising committee: Help set up and run this year's fundraisers. We have a busy calendar as we attempt to provide every opportunity for students to raise funds for the So Cal trip. We can use extra hands to help coordinate. Sign up to help out all year, or to captain one fundraiser. Contact president@redmondchoir.org if you can help out. Primarily done from home.
What are Boosters?
What are Boosters?
A booster club is a non-profit organization dedicated to "boosting" or supporting an activity. In our case, we exist solely to support the Redmond High School choirs. We do this by raising money, then using that money to benefit the program. Examples of how we support our choir students include:
Funding clinicians for student enrichment
Providing equipment the district does not have funding to provide.
Choir breakfasts, banquets, picnics, team-building events, or food for long bus rides.
Opportunities for students to individually fundraise to offset the cost of trips.
Scholarships for trip attendees.
Senior gifts and scholarships.
How can parents help? What is expected?
How can parents help? What is expected?
The choir director expects all families to support students enrolled in any Redmond choir. That may look different for each family, but some ways you can help include: donating during Booster fundraising drives, volunteering to organize one Booster fundraiser throughout the year, volunteering to serve on the Booster Board, chaperoning field trips, volunteering at RHS-hosted events, and more. Simply attending monthly meetings and participating in the conversation is a great way to show your support.
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See our job descriptions (below) for more information about the roles and how you can get involved.
Job Descriptions
Job Descriptions
President
Sets the plan for the year.
Oversees committees
Runs meetings
Manages organization
Vice President or co-President
Fills in for and supports the President
Shares leadership of committees; may chair committees
Treasurer
Prepares annual budget
Monthly accounting of income and expenses
Disburses funds as authorized
Files 990N tax paperwork annually
Secretary
Keeps minutes for meetings
Files and organizes official documents
At-Large Member
Active Board Member
Contributes to a variety of projects, but may not have a specified role
Choir Director
Advisor to the Boosters
Provides insight on how Boosters can be the most effective in supporting choir program.
Student Board
Advisor to the Boosters on how Boosters can best support students.
Provide a voice for students.
Fundraising Committee
Suggests and plans fundraisers
Organizes parents and students to participate in fundraisers
Scholarship Committee
Seeks senior applicants for annual scholarship funds
Reviews applications
Awards scholarships
Not open to parents of seniors.
Nominating Committee
Posts open Board roles
Seeks interested candidates
Reviews candidates and nominates candidates for election.
Webmaster
Keeps website up to date
Manages social media accounts
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