Nothing Bundt Cake fundraiser forms due soon

Patrick Romito, Staff Writer

March 26, 2025

Support the Class of 2026 and order your bundt cake by March 31.

It’s that time of year again; the annual Nothing Bundt Cake Fundraiser is back, just in time for Spring Break!

The fundraiser, which has proven to be a huge success in the past, is a great way to support the BPHS Class of 2026 and enjoy some delicious treats at the same time.

This year, the Bundt Cake Fundraiser will offer a variety of flavors, including a gluten-free option. Each cake is packaged in a convenient plastic container and can be easily sold for just $6 each.

If someone is looking for a sweet way to celebrate the upcoming prom season or just wants to share some tasty treats with friends and family, consider participating in the Bundt Cake Fundraiser.

Anyone ready to stock up for the spring festivities should consider ordering multiple cakes to create a platter that will delight friends and family at any gathering.

It’s a fun and easy way to support the Class of 2026 and help them reach their fundraising goals.

Sharing this initiative with friends, family, and on social media can help boost sales significantly.

Order forms were distributed in homeroom on March 21, but can also be downloaded and printed copies from the attachment. Simply fill out the form, select flavors, and return it with payment by March 31.

Payments can be made via check, which should be made payable to the Bethel Park Activity Fund. You can drop off your completed order forms and payments to either Mrs. Dowling in Room 229 or Mrs. Dzanaj in Room 122.

When asked about the significance of the fundraiser, Mrs Dzanaj stated: “The money raised now helps to ensure the finances needed for next year are in place, and memories can be made. Students are deserving of these memories but not without the help of the whole class. It can only be accomplished when everyone chips in to work together.”

The more cakes sold, the more money raised for the Class of 2026, allowing us to organize even more fantastic events soon. Participation helps create more incredible experiences and memories together.

Enthusiasm about the event is appreciated as BPHS aims to make this fundraiser a delicious success!

About the Contributor

Patrick Romito, Staff Writer

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