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There are several ways to support the CMS Band program — through direct donations, fundraising efforts, and showing your band pride with official spirit wear. Your involvement helps fund student activities, equipment, and special events that enrich our program and create meaningful experiences for our musicians.
Explore the options below to contribute, participate, and stay connected to the CMS Band community.
Every contribution helps our students shine - no amount is too small to make a difference! You can make a direct donation to the CMS Band Booster Association at any time through Venmo (any amount, $5 and up is always appreciated!).
Venmo: @CHIMS-BandBoosters
Or click the link to give directly: www.venmo.com/u/CHIMS-BandBoosters
When donating, please include “Donation” in the payment note so your support can be properly recorded.
Your generosity helps fund extra equipment, student activities, and special events that keep our band program strong. 🎵
Together, we’re creating experiences that help our band and indoor program students grow, learn, and shine!
Show your CMS Band pride!
Our updated spirit wear line lets families, students, and fans display their support in style.
New designs and vendor information will be available soon. Check back for details on ordering and delivery.
Fundraising plays an important role in supporting our students throughout the year.
We host a variety of efforts — from Candy Grams and Charleston Wrap to Joe Corbi’s pizza and community events — all designed to directly benefit our band students.
Some fundraisers are organized by the Band Boosters, while others are coordinated through the school in partnership with the Chorus Program for the annual Dorney Park Trip.
Whether you’re purchasing a fundraiser item, volunteering at an event, or helping spread the word, your participation directly supports our students’ success.
Keep an eye on our Fundraising page, and the Band Notes newsletter, for the latest on current and upcoming fundraisers.
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