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I run a concession stand at our soccer field. We have a strong return crowd. Often, several children in the same family have games throughout the day so we see the same people all day long. And things get even better when kids have more than one game a day! It sometimes for 12+ hour Saturday's, but it is worth the effort.
Replied by Angela Ferebee on topic Re:Concession stand food ideas. You should try Sam's for the little cups and lids. You get about 500 per box for like $8. We also use these for frozen Gatorade pops. Blue and red are the biggest sellers at $0.25 each and you get about 15 or 16 little cups out of one 20 Oz Gatorade. Paige Dodson.
Replied by Taco lady on topic Re:Concession stand food ideas We have made taco in a bag{walking tacos } for many years . $3.00 we fill them with whatever they ask for. always good sales. pickle on a stick for 1.00 great profit.
Replied by Chris on topic Re:Concession stand food ideas. Frito Pie is generally popular for us. Just Chili in a bag of fritos with cheese and sour cream. You can make a pot of chili for next to nothing... we often have that donated so our outcost is for the individual frito bags, spoons, sour cream and shredded cheese.
Concession Stands Parent volunteers frequently staff concession stands during athletic events, school plays, and other events, and for PTOs, concession stand revenue can be a nice moneymaker. The Baldwin Elementary PTO in Manassas, Va., holds a big outdoor movie night every May at a local museum within walking distance of the school.
“We held a moms-vs.-teachers softball game, complete with concession stand. We had a great turnout and raised $1,200. People are still talking about it and want a rematch! There is even talk among moms of starting their own softball team.
Replied by bettina on topic RE: Alternative to Field Day. Our school changed to Fun Day and do activities like sack race, tug a war, parachute, balloon toss, kick ball, etc. Our PE teacher plans it all and the junior high students come over and helps out. Our principal is out there running a station also. The teachers take the kids from station ...
A middle schooler served as the stage director and two others were emcees, Williams adds. Approximately 35 students had roles backstage manning the lighting and camera, coordinating acts, and running the concession stand. Six PTSA board members planned the event and 12 parents assisted during the show.
Thank you for working the concession stand, and for your patience with the little kids who are still learning to count money! Originally posted in 2018 and updated regularly. Browse by Topic 👇
Simple but effective ways to help more parents get involved with your group. by PTO Today Editors. 03/27/2023. As a regular volunteer for your school’s PTO or PTA, you might forget how much of a sacrifice volunteering can be for some parents—especially those with several children, many family obligations, or a hectic work schedule.