Senior Class Car Wash

A senior class car wash is a classic fundraising event organized by high school seniors to raise money for their graduation activities, like prom, senior trips, or graduation ceremonies. Here's a description of what it typically involves:

Location:

• Car washes are usually held in a location with access to water and space for cars to be washed. This could be a school parking lot, a local business's parking lot (with permission, of course!), or even a community center.

Organization:

• The senior class, often with the help of a faculty advisor, organizes the event. They'll need to arrange for supplies, set up the washing stations, advertise the car wash, and assign tasks to volunteers.

Supplies:

• Essential supplies include:
  • Hoses and spray nozzles
  • Buckets
  • Car wash soap
  • Sponges and wash mitts
  • Towels for drying
  • Window cleaner
  • Trash bags
  • Signage to attract customers

Volunteers:

• Senior class members volunteer their time to wash cars. They'll be responsible for various tasks, such as:
  • Wetting down cars
  • Applying soap
  • Scrubbing and rinsing
  • Drying and detailing
  • Collecting payments

Pricing:

• The senior class sets a price for car washes. They might offer different prices for cars, trucks, and SUVs.

Marketing:

• To attract customers, the senior class will often advertise the car wash through:
  • Flyers and posters
  • Social media
  • School announcements
  • Local newspapers or community websites

The Day of the Car Wash:

• On the day of the car wash, volunteers will set up the washing stations, put up signs, and get ready to wash cars.
• Customers will drive in, pay for their car wash, and the seniors will get to work, washing and drying the vehicles.
• It's usually a fun and lively atmosphere, with music playing and seniors working together to achieve their fundraising goal.

Overall, a senior class car wash is a great way for students to work together, raise money for their graduation festivities, and have some fun in the process!