Fun Parties
What Are Fun Parties and Why Attend?
Fun Parties are a unique way to bring the PreSchool Family (PSF) community together while supporting programs that benefit our children and families.
When you attend a Fun Party:
Enjoy unique experiences hosted by fellow PSF parents.
Meet other families and build meaningful connections.
Directly support programs like parent-teacher conferences, classroom supplies, and community events.
Your participation makes a lasting impact on the PSF community, ensuring enriching programs and activities for everyone.
How to Sign Up
Online registration opens Monday, December 9th, at 8 PM.
Spots fill quickly—reserve yours early!
Use Zeffy links in the Fun Party catalog to purchase tickets securely.
Once registered, your host will provide event details.
Questions?
Need assistance or want to check if spots are still available? Email us at funparty@fopsf.org.
Parties for Families
2024-2025
Parties for Adults Only
2024-2025
How to Host a Fun Party?
Hosting a Fun Party is a fun and rewarding way to support the PSF community. Here’s how you can get started:
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Consider choosing an event/theme that appeals to the PSF parents and community. It could even be an idea that appeals specifically to your class! Examples of past events can be found HERE. A running list of ideas/suggestions that have been made can be found HERE.
Optional: Find a co-host(s). This is highly recommended! Many fun parties are co-hosted making them more fun and more cost effective to host.
Set a realistic event budget - Please keep in mind that all fun party expenses and materials are taken care of by the host(s). All ticket sales directly benefit Friends of Preschool Family. You can ask/find event sponsors or material donations. Example: find materials on Buy Nothing Groups
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Choose a venue. If planning for an event located on PSF campus and your event requires access to the bathrooms, MP room, and/or a classroom, please coordinate with a teacher as a staff member needs to be present. Your fun party can be hosted anywhere such as parks, community centers, stores, private homes, etc.
Define the minimum and maximum number of participants. Also define the type of participants - Is this geared for adults only, children only (a drop off event?), or for the whole family? Examples: Crafting fun parties may include the whole family and want to limit to 16 participants or less. Alternatively, they could be just adults and include wine (reminder alcohol is not allowed on campus).
Determine the cost per participant/family. Crafting events tend to be per participant due to material considerations while workout events might be per family (if it’s a family geared event).
Choose date(s) for your event. Consider having a couple back up dates for your event in case there are schedule conflicts. The coordinator takes into consideration school breaks, holidays, other PSF events, as well as other fun parties already scheduled. (Suggestion: October - March)
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Use this Fun Party Google Form to submit your proposal
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Fun Party Coordinator will reach out to you with any questions and to finalize details.
Finalized events are added to the current year Fun Party directory and given Zeffy sign up links for ticket purchases.
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Talk to your classmates!
Give your party a plug during class or ask your teacher to put it on the agenda during parent education classes.
Optional: Flyers - Fun Party Coordinator is responsible for flyers but will likely appreciate any help. (Fun Party coordinator can generate specific QR sign up codes that should be added to flyers for ease of sign ups).
FoPSF also assists hosts in promoting events by posting to the PreSchool Family Facebook group and monthly newsletters that are sent to both current PSF families as well as Alumni.