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Donations needed for concession stand!
How to volunteer
How to volunteer
Volunteering for Broadalbin-Perth's Booster Club offers a unique opportunity to support student-athletes and enhance local sports programs. By dedicating your time and energy, you help provide essential resources and create a vibrant athletic community that fosters teamwork, discipline, and school spirit. Your involvement can make a significant impact on the students' experiences and the overall success of the programs.
upcoming end of year concessions
upcoming end of year concessions
We are looking for volunteers for upcoming end of the year concessions. Please sign up through the links below.
Concerts:
6/18 - Jelly Roll
6/19 - Riley Green
7/02 - Lil Wayne
7/17 - Dave Matthews Band
7/18 - Dave Matthews Band
7/26 - Guns N Roses
8/18 - Keisha
8/29 - Luke Bryan
8/30 - Outlaw Fest
9/02 - Pitbull
Online spac training
Online spac training
Two hour online training REQUIRED and is good for 3 years!
Volunteers choose the concerts they want to work.
Volunteers will earn $100 for the sports program of their choosing.
Volunteers can work UNLIMITED number of times for a sports program.
Sign up for training below. The training link will be emailed to you once it becomes available to the BP Booster Club. Training must be completed before you are able to volunteer. Once training is completed contact the Booster Club via email and a concert sign-up link will be sent to you.
Volunteer your time
Volunteer your time
Parents and students can volunteer. This is one of the best ways to help. There are between 120-150 games during the school year that will have a concession stand. Each concession stand needs at least 2-4 volunteers. Volunteer opportunities will be posted on our Facebook page.
donate items
donate items
Donate items to be sold at the concession stand. We offer a convenient wish list right on Amazon with many needed items for you to choose from.
We are also accepting monetary donations through the link below.
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