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The Hunt Thunder Booster Club supports creative, student-centered initiatives that enrich the Hunt school community. Financial support of up to $250 are available to fund projects that benefit Hunt students.

WHO CAN APPLY?

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Applications are welcome from:

  • Hunt faculty and staff

  • Hunt students

  • Members of the Hunt community

HOW TO APPLY

 

Complete the HTBC Financial Support Application Form.

  • Applicants can request financial support for one project up to a maximum of $250.*  

HTBC financial support is intended to boost projects and it is therefore understood that most projects will have additional funding from separate sources.

  • Applicants may receive a maximum of two applications per school year.

  • HTBC will provide support up to a maximum of $750 per school year (September - June). 

  • Applications will be reviewed and financial support will be issued on a quarterly basis.

  • Application deadlines:

    • July 31: Projects taking place September – November

    • October 31: Projects taking place December – March

    • March 1: Projects taking place April – June

*The HTBC Board may consider applications for funding in excess of $250 on a case by case basis.

WHAT MAKES A STRONG APPLICATION?

 

Projects should be:

  • Inclusive – open and accessible to a broad group of students

  • Equitable – responsive to diverse needs and potential barriers

  • Relevant – clearly connected to the student experience at Hunt

Projects should demonstrate:

  • Target Audience - clearly articulate who is intended to benefit from the project.

  • Impact - how will the project improve the experience of Hunt students? 

  • Sustainability - For support to ongoing programs, how will those programs continue without financial support from HTBC? For one-time projects, how will the impacts continue after the project is over?

  • Measurability - clear plan to measure impact.

HOW ARE APPLICATIONS SCORED?

 

Applications are reviewed by a panel of HTBC Board members using a standardized scoring rubric.

If more than three applications are received in a quarter, priority is given to new applicants.

 

View the Grant Scoring Rubric.

Financial Support 
2024-2025

Set Design

In April, Hunt students brought SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical to life with two high-energy performances to a packed house! Booster Club funds helped cover the cost of set materials and costumes, making the show a fun and memorable event for all.

Sensory Chair

The PeaPod sensory chair is a daily favorite for students, providing calming deep-pressure input that helps them regulate their nervous systems, refocus, and fully engage in learning.

Parent Book Club

This 3-part book club on The Anxious Generation united 19 parents in powerful conversations on youth mental health and tech, & need for a stronger district cell phone policy. Copies of the book are available to borrow from the school counselor.

Field Trip ADA

Funds were used to support an ADA-accessible bus, ensuring all students could participate in a field trip to the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium—an exciting capstone to the class'sur Guided Inquiry Unit on animal habitats.

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