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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Project Graduation is to provide a drug and alcohol- free celebration to protect our Cedar Ridge High School graduates and community. Project Graduation is a nationwide program designed to educate and encourage safe celebrations during graduation time.
We are solely funded through fundraising and donations from parents and community members. |
THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING!
"THE SMALLEST ACT OF KINDESS IS WORTH MORE THAN THE GRANDEST INTENTION"
-OSCAR WILDE
"THE SMALLEST ACT OF KINDESS IS WORTH MORE THAN THE GRANDEST INTENTION"
-OSCAR WILDE
DONATIONS & SPONSORSHIPS
Here are a few ways you can help us in achieving our goal.
DONATIONS: Project Graduation is a totally self-supporting event. The funding comes from outside the school. The primary fundraising comes from parent donations, business donations and other fundraising events held throughout the year.
We want to take this time to ask if you would consider a donation this year to make this event successful. Every donation helps ensure that this terrific event will continue for years to come.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE
Here are a few ways you can help us in achieving our goal.
DONATIONS: Project Graduation is a totally self-supporting event. The funding comes from outside the school. The primary fundraising comes from parent donations, business donations and other fundraising events held throughout the year.
We want to take this time to ask if you would consider a donation this year to make this event successful. Every donation helps ensure that this terrific event will continue for years to come.
- If you know a business or person that is willing to donate food, drinks, prizes, etc. for the night of Project Graduation, please let us know asap.
- If you would like to give a monetary donation for us to purchase prizes such as an ipad, dorm room accessories, or other items that high school graduates can use.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE
QUESTIONS? crhspgpresident@gmail.com
Non-discrimination Policy
The Cedar Ridge High School Project Graduation Committee is committed to a policy of non-discrimination in relation to race, religion, sex, age, national origin, language of origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or marital status. Unless expressly superseded by controlling federal or state statues, regulations, or court decisions, this policy will prevail in all matters concerning volunteers, students, the public, educational programs and services, and individuals with whom the Committee does business.
