Madison District Parent Boosters

07/21/2026

It’s almost that time of year again!!

Enjoy these last few weeks of summer, they are flying by!!!

02/16/2026

The boys Varsity Volleyball team is $663 away from their goal for equipment!! If it’s not fully funded by Saturday, February 28, then “donors choose” will take the fundraiser down & all people who have donated will receive a refund. The boys have worked very hard to get it down to $663 and we’re just hoping to finish this up & be able to get them the things that will help them be more successful in this spring 2026 Season.

This team is working to raise all the money for their own jerseys($2400), all the home game ref fees ($800-900). So they asked donors choose for help in the equipment.

We are looking for 2-3 companies to sponsor them to aid in these costs. If you or anyone you know can help guide us, please let us know. 586-630-6073.

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHOS DONATED SO FAR.

Help me give my students a Great first season of Boys Volleyball at MHS! We have an amazing group of young male athletes who have been begging and fighting for Boys Volleyball to return to our High...

02/03/2026

Madison’s family first Challenge:

Idea: Today’s idea is a little different.

Remind the family of giving back, acts of service and kindness.

Option 1- Help your children go through their old books, find any they no longer want/need & take them to a local “free little library”.

Madison heights has many of them placed all around the city. A couple we know of:

1-Madison Elementary on the east side of the bldg by the back parking lot

2-Wilkinson middle school in front of the bldg

3-at the corner of Park Court & Jennifer

4-on the road into the Nature Center on 13 mile.

OPTION 2- Speaking of little libraries- Many of them hold food items! These little libraries are for local families in need of assistance, such as the one on park court (1.5 blocks north of 11) on the east side of the street.

**where else do we have LITTLE FREE LIBRARIES? Please add in the comments more little libraries around the city.

OPTION 3- Go through your kitchen/pantry cupboards, find shelf stable food items you don’t need/want & drop them at a little free library that takes food items (park court as example), OR… The Madison Heights Food Pantry which has 5 donation sites placed around the city. They even have bins at Central Church on 12 mile you can donate into. Please make sure nothing requires refrigeration bc people check the bins regularly but aren’t there 24/7 so anything requiring that would potentially spoil. **always check the food Isn’t expired**

OPTION 4- Write Valentine’s Day cards for the Seniors at the Senior Towers or active adult center. This would be a great way to brighten the day of our older neighbors & teach our kids about kindness. You can get more info about this by either calling them directly or contacting us. We can help you make this possible if you would like to & need help.

OPTION 5- Shoveling snow for neighbors who haven’t yet. This both cleans our sidewalks but also helps some neighbors who maybe are elderly, disabled etc & cannot afford services by companies.

OPTION 6- Make a Valentine’s Day box for your local garbage men, mail carrier etc. leave it for them when you expect them the wk before Valentines to Thank them for their hard work.

OPTION 7- Make a box of goodies for your local police department, fire house etc. Thanking those who keep us safe.

THE POINT OF THIS, is remembering we are teaching the next generation of leaders, helping hands & givers. Show them the least commonly spoken about ways to give back. The ways they will see their acts make a difference. Donating to charities is amazing and beautiful, but this is a more hands on, direct way. What other ways do you suggest? Let us hear your ideas & what your family does to give back!!

02/01/2026

Madison’s family first challenge!!

Idea!!
Make valentines boxes for each person living in your home. This is a fun activities where you can use shoe boxes, Amazon boxes etc & make a fun box that stays in your home now thru Valentines. Then on Valentine’s Day you open your box & see all the cards and little notes your family has dropped inside over the next 2 weeks!!

Make sure you make cards for each other and drop in lots of little notes and cards and reminders that you’re thinking of them. So when they open their box in Valentine’s Day they have lots to read.

It’s. 3 in 1 activity.
1- an afternoon or evening, you spend making the box.
2-Spend 1 day or everyday write little notes and cards in all your families boxes
3-day 3 is valentines when you sit around reading the cards and notes everyone put in ur box.

Share with us pictures of your box & let us see how creative you got with household items! (Pro tip- the dollar store has lots of cheap and cute decorative things to add to ur boxes like pink wrapping paper and little stickers. Give each kid $10-20 and let them go wild picking their decorations).