Pizza Fridays and Estimation Jar Fundraising

Pizza Fridays and Estimation Jar Upper El Fundraiser

Join the fun as our students raise money for their big trip!

Estimation Jar Raffle
Each week in February, students can guess the quantity of items in each jar.  Tickets are $1 each, or $5 for seven.  The one closest to each quantity will win the entire jar.  Drawings will be held each Friday.

Pizza Fridays
We will serve pizza every Friday in the month of February (February 13, 20, 27).  Those who pay in advance for all three days will get 3 bonus raffle tickets!  Please fill out and return the form below.

Pizza Friday Fundraiser:  February 13, 20, and 27th
Order forms due no later than Thursday noon February 12, 2015
·         Menu # 1: 1 slice of pizza, carrots and water bottle.-$4.00
·         Menu #2- 2 slices of pizza, carrots, water bottle-$5.00)
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Please help us fill your pizza order by submitting the following information and attach your payment to this sheet.
Student Name: ___________________________________________________
Teacher Name:   __________________________________________________
Menu # _________      Pizza Flavor:  (circle one)   Cheese    or   Pepperoni
Dates Selected:_____________________________________________

Total  (# of weeks x $4 or $5):_____________________________________________

This fundraiser is to help pay for the upper elementary trip to Camp Surf in San Diego.
Cash or Checks made payable to MEC.

Correct change only please.

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