I wish I had known ahead of time how huge it was going to be and that it would be more “carnival-like.” I see here that it says on the sign that there would be foor for purchase, but I was unprepared for all that was there. I only brought a few bucks, and it was $2 just for one snowcone! Also, who benefits from these events. Seems to me that anyone that came with a few kids probably shelled out a pretty penny to eat and do a few activities. Where does the money go?
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1 anon // Aug 25, 2009 at 11:59 am
I wish I had known ahead of time how huge it was going to be and that it would be more “carnival-like.” I see here that it says on the sign that there would be foor for purchase, but I was unprepared for all that was there. I only brought a few bucks, and it was $2 just for one snowcone! Also, who benefits from these events. Seems to me that anyone that came with a few kids probably shelled out a pretty penny to eat and do a few activities. Where does the money go?
2 mreddy // Aug 25, 2009 at 12:08 pm
I think some of the profit went to the Nicolas Morales Special Needs Trust and Boy Scout Pack 203, as on the flyer.
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