Fund Raising Events

Fall Mum Sale


Order your fall mums now for delivery on or after September 20. Click here for an order form!

East Clinton Personalized Band Items
Order and pay with check using the above form

Kroger Cards
Raise $$$ for the band every time you go grocery shopping at Kroger. You get groceries, and the band gets a percentage of the proceeds.
Stop by the booster booth at any football game or contact a booster member for details.

Scrip Gift Card Program          

Crew Sweatshirts $25

Hooded Sweatshirts $30

 

Fleece Blankets (great for football games!) $20

 

T-Shirts $20

 

Additional items are available.  Contact us for details.

All items are embroidered with "East Clinton Astro Band" or "East Clinton Astros" and the shooting star Astro logo. 

Shirt and sweatshirt embroidery is located on the upper left shoulder unless otherwise specified.

Additional personalization is available using the order form

Scrip is another word for gift certificates. Retailers sell them to us at a discounted price and we sell them for face value.  So, say you order $100 in Scrip for your preferred gas station. You get exactly what you pay for but the band turns a profit on it!

Scrip Gift Card Order Form

Scrip Gift Card Instructions

View list of all scrip providers

This is an ongoing fundraiser to help students raise money toward band fees, instrument purchases/maintenance, lessons, trips, etc. The band traditionally goes on a large trip every four years. On off band trip years, money raised from Scrip will be used in a share program---one half of profits will be applied to the student's account and one-half will be placed in the Band Booster general fund.

Send orders to:

East Clinton Band Boosters
PO Box 51
Wilmington, OH 45177

GOBA!

Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure

2500 bicyclists stopped through Leescreek and New Vienna in June 2006 on their way from Xenia for a week long road trip. Boosters provided snacks and drinks at both locations. We were able to raise approximately $3200, some of which will go toward our uniform drive.

Volunteer coordinator Jani Anderson serves one of the first bicyclists