Westwood Baseball Parents Fundraising For Team
The team is selling flip-flops and holding a a flapjack breakfast.
The Westwood Diamond Club, a group of baseball parents at Westwood Regional High School, is holding two fundraisers for the team.
The club is currently selling flip-flops and sliders for $20 (see order form below the photo) and taking orders through March 24.
They are also holding a flapjack breakfast April 28 at Applebee's on Route 17 in Paramus. Tickets for that event are $10 and will be available at the door.
Money raised by the club go to things that are not included in the yearly school district budget such as equipment, field maintenance, and a scoreboard, according to club Co-Chair Alison May.
For more info about the Westwood Cardinals Diamond Club, check out their website.
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Westwood Regional Junior/Senior High School
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Westwood Cardinals Diamond Club flapjack fundraiser
17 E Ridgewood Ave, Paramus, NJ
Njstinks
10:51 pm on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
22k per student is not enough?
Bus Stop Talk
11:53 am on Saturday, March 16, 2013
It won't matter one bit if they don't field a team that can compete. Don't forget what happened last year when they failed to rehire the most successful baseball coach in school history because a disgraced former superintendent didn't like him. Some trade off - yearly success for parental involvement and influence. Sell or buy some flip flops and flapjacks and your kid gets to play of gets his picture on the website. It is laughable.
CJandMMom
10:48 am on Monday, May 13, 2013
wrong. that coach was universally disliked, complained about repeatedly to a blind boe and belatedly deserved what he got. i heard the cards are doin pretty good this year!
Around The Block
5:28 pm on Sunday, March 17, 2013
Amen to that! Daddyball gone wild. These people ruined a program with their foolishness.
disgusted with WWRSD
2:55 pm on Monday, April 15, 2013
Are these the same people I see teaching their kids to beg at busy intersections? What a disgrace! At least with flip flops and flapjacks sales the lesson learned is a valuable one.