Boise High Boosters 2024-2025
Family Membership

White

$150
  • 10 Game Pass to all home games
  • 1 Booster t-shirt & 1 Brave sticker
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Red

$250
  • 20 Game Pass to all home games
  • 2 Booster t-shirts & 2 Brave stickers
  • 2 Reserved seats to a select performance
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Bison

$500
  • Family Pass for 4 to all home games
  • 4 Booster t-shirts & 4 Brave stickers
  • Reserved seats to all performances
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Brave

$1000
  • Family Pass for 4 to all home games
  • 4 Booster t-shirts & 4 Brave stickers
  • Reserved seats to all performances
  • Boise High license plate holder
  • Reserved parking at DLP and BAC-first come, first served
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FAQS

Who are the Boosters?
The Boosters are a dedicated community of parents, families, alumni, and corporate partners who provide vital financial support to Boise High School. The Boosters are organized by a board and committees that meet monthly with the BHS principal, staff, and student leaders to discuss school news, events, and priorities. In addition to fundraising and supporting BHS programs, the Boosters coordinate staff appreciation activities, publish the Brave Weekly newsletter, and manage a school grant program to address various needs.
What does it mean to become a Booster Member?
By becoming a Booster Member, you are making a valuable financial contribution to support and enhance your student’s experience at Boise High School. After your contribution is received, you will be provided with details on how to collect your membership “swag bag” and other relevant information. Many families choose to renew their membership annually, adapting to their student’s evolving needs throughout their high school journey.
Do you need to become a Booster Member in order to get involved at Boise High?
Joining as a Booster Member ensures you’re fully engaged in supporting the success of Boise High School and its students, but no matter how you choose to get involved, your participation is always valued! Any parent or guardian is welcome to participate in a variety of meaningful ways and a great starting point is attending the monthly Booster meetings, which are open to all and offer a wealth of information. These meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30 PM at BHS room 402. By attending, you’ll learn about the many opportunities to donate your time, talents, or resources to benefit the school while getting to know staff and staying current on Boise High news. Plus, make sure to stay informed through the Brave Weekly, which features the latest school events and ways to give back.
Why do the BHS Boosters fundraise?
The BHS Boosters fundraise to provide essential financial support for the “3 A’s” of Boise High School: Academics, Athletics, and Activities. These areas are critical to fostering a well-rounded and enriching experience for students. Booster fundraising helps bridge the gap between available resources and the evolving needs of Boise High. By supplementing funding for programs, equipment, and events, the Boosters ensure that students have access to opportunities that enhance learning, promote physical fitness, and encourage creative expression. Beyond providing financial resources, the Boosters’ efforts contribute to creating a welcoming community. By supporting team building, school spirit, and a sense of belonging, these programs directly benefit students, staff, and families. The Boosters’ commitment to enriching the school experience helps ensure that every student at Boise High has the tools and support to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
How do Boosters fundraise?

The BHS Boosters generate financial support through two primary pathways: the Booster Membership Program and a Biennial Auction, with the next auction scheduled for February 22, 2025.

• Booster Membership Program:
This program allows members to make directed donations to specific areas of their choice for the current school year. Memberships are categorized into Family and Corporate groups, providing tailored opportunities for involvement and support. Last year Booster members contributed over $43,000 to Boise High programs and over $50,000 as of January of the 2024-2025 school year.

• Biennial Auction:
Funds raised through the Biennial Auction are allocated as grants over the following two school years. These grants address requests from school-affiliated groups, teachers, departments, or programs. Applications for grants are submitted each fall and are reviewed through a structured process managed by the BHS Booster Board, ensuring fair and effective fund distribution. Over $45,000 was distributed in Booster grants during the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 school years.

How are Booster Memberships organized?

Booster Memberships are organized into two distinct groups: Family and Corporate. Each group offers four membership levels, with higher levels providing additional perks and benefits. These tiered membership options allow individuals and organizations to choose the level of support and involvement that best aligns with their interests and goals.

• Family Memberships are designed to enhance family involvement in school events and foster a sense of community within and around Boise High School.

• Corporate Memberships prioritize opportunities for brand promotion and corporate recognition, providing businesses with valuable visibility and engagement within the BHS community.

What does choosing an Activity/ Athletic designation mean?

When purchasing a Booster Membership, you have the option to designate your support for specific programs at Boise High School. The possibilities are nearly limitless, reflecting the wide range of offerings at BHS. You can choose to support one or multiple areas, tailoring your contribution to align with the interests and needs of your student and family. This flexibility allows members to directly impact the programs and activities that matter most to them, fostering a vibrant school community. Examples of areas to support include but are not limited to:

• Athletics: Boys’ and Girls’ athletics, including both school-affiliated and club teams such as Basketball, Soccer, Football, Cross Country, Track, Mountain Biking, Swimming, Lacrosse, Rugby, Softball, Dance, or Cheer.

• Music, Arts, and Performing Arts: Programs like Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Visual Arts, or Drama.

• Classroom and Departmental Programs: Support for AVID, World Languages, Sciences, Mathematics, English, Social Studies, Business, Health, Library services, Academic Support, Student Assistance, specific teachers, or individual classes.

• Specialty Programs: Initiatives such as Yearbook, Newspaper, Student Leadership, DECA, or student clubs (view the full 2024-2025 Boise High Club).

• Booster Programs: Contributions to Teacher Appreciation initiatives or the General Fund to support broader Booster efforts.

Is a BHS Booster Membership tax deductible?

It is recommended that you consult a tax advisor to determine if your Booster Membership would qualify as a tax deductible donation. Please email boisebravestreasurer@gmail.com if you require a receipt for your records.

Do the Boosters take company matches for a family membership donation?

Absolutely! BHS Booster can process company matches as direct donations. Please email boisebravestreasurer@gmail.com to request a receipt to submit to your company and to alert us to a match in progress.

When and where can I use the Game Pass?

The Game Pass is a punch card that may be used at all home team events held at Boise High School, the Boise Athletic Complex (BAC) located at 300 West Fort Street or the Dona Larsen Park located at 150 South Broadway. Any games held at Dona Larsen when BHS is not listed as the home team are ineligible for the Game Pass.

Can I purchase a BHS Booster Game Pass Punch Card without a membership?
Booster Game Pass Punch Cards are a benefit of membership and cannot be purchased separately.
Do any of the Booster Memberships include a senior discount?
While Booster Memberships do not currently offer a senior discount, we greatly appreciate the support of all members in helping to enrich the Boise High School community.
What is reserved parking?
Reserved parking spots are ‘first come, first served’ at both the Boise Athletic Complex (BAC) and Dona Larsen Park. Dedicated parking spots at the BAC are marked with placards. Reserved parking spaces at the main lot at Dona Larsen Park are designated by the Athletic Director for each Boise High home game