Support Brighton
Fundraising Events
Fundraising at The Brighton School is a continuous and necessary part of the success of our school.
The Brighton School hosts several fundraising activities throughout the year that support the school in achieving goals such as, increasing teacher salaries, enhancing STEM programming, creating a theatre arts program, and much more. Our fundraising events are another chance for Brighton to connect with our parents, alumni and community.
Fall/Winter
Bengal Fund Campaign
We kick off the school year with our Bengal Fund Campaign. This is a participation-based campaign. Our goal is to raise a specified amount of money designated for certain projects or needs and to have 100% participation from faculty, staff, board of directors, and parents. This money helps Brighton to bridge the gap between tuition and expenses.Fall Fest
This is a school-wide family fun evening of games, rides, food, music, and fellowship. This carnival-style event is a great time for our community!Brighton Winter Social
This event is an adult-only evening of entertainment, food, and spirits. We have held a "Vino & Mistletoe" event at a local restaurant with wine tastings. We will also have select raffle/auction items to bid on and sell tickets to attend this festive Christmas celebration. The venue and theme varies each year.Spring
Brighton Night Out
This is a great event for our entire community, hosted at a local fan-favorite restaurant, Superior Grill. Silent Auction items, music, and raffle items are available.Annual Brighton Golf Tournament
This is designated as an Athletic Department event. All proceeds go to the Athletic Department. The event is traditionally held at the University Club Golf Course. We include raffle items, silent auctions, door prizes, and on-course games.Additional events are held at various times during the year to support fundraising efforts for Brighton.
We are a school that is dedicated to students who have dyslexia and other language-based learning differences. We believe that ALL students can learn. It’s a matter of how the instruction is given and the support that is available to push students to their potential.
