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Case Study: Booster Club Participation Incentive Program
Booster Club Participation Incentive Program

Problem: Lack of parental involvement in the Booster Club
Plan Objective: To increase the participation of teams, parents, and players in the operation of the concession stand, attending booster club meetings, etc. during the athletic calendar year
Plan Details:
Booster Club Meeting Attendance:
• If a parent attends each Booster Club meeting for during a season (Fall, Winter, Spring) they earn a single game pass for them or their student
• If a parent attends each Booster Club meeting for two seasons they earn either 2 individual game tickets or a single game family pass (Max of 4)
• Attend all meetings and parents earn 1 season pass to their team of choice
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