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Help Meridian Park PTA fundraise by having brunch at Aurora Borealis on October 26, 2025

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Meridian Park PTSA schedules a brunch fundraiser for October 26, 2025, from 12 PM to 3 PM at Aurora Borealis to support school year initiatives. The PTSA will receive 20% of sales during this period, except for alcohol, benefiting clubs and community-driven programming. Attendees can participate in math activities and take photos with the school mascot, Blaze. The event also provides information on advocacy efforts and opportunities for volunteering and membership. Community involvement is crucial, as the PTSA seeks to enhance student experiences.

The fundraiser showcases the PTSA's dedication to fostering a supportive educational environment. Similar past events have successfully engaged families and strengthened community ties. By promoting participation, the PTSA aims to build a stronger foundation for local educational programs.

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