Boosters
Football boosters are parent and community groups that support a high school football program by raising money, organizing events, Player fees, and providing extra help that the school budget often cannot cover. They typically run fundraisers, sell spirit wear, and seek sponsorships to pay for items like equipment, team meals, travel costs, and special extras such as awards or senior gifts. Boosters also help build school spirit and community by coordinating team dinners, pep rallies, and volunteer support on game nights, creating a stronger experience for players, coaches, and fans
Donations
Donations are important to football boosters and a high school football team because they provide the extra money needed to give players a safe, high‑quality, and memorable experience. School athletic budgets are often limited, so donations help cover costs like updated equipment, uniforms, team meals, travel expenses, and special events that the program could not afford on its own. These contributions also allow boosters to fund things that build team culture—such as awards, senior night gifts, and pregame meals—which strengthen pride and motivation for players and families. When community members donate, they show that they value the program and its positive impact on students, which encourages continued support and involvement year after year.​
