Earn $100 in Student Account Credit at Tulsa Drillers!

Due to high demand on Fri Sept 6 Tulsa Drillers is offering Union Bands workers the rate of $100 for working at Drillers Baseball Game Concessions (normal rate is $55) -- this is a great opportunity! 

Requirements:
LICENSING: Tulsa County volunteer food handlers permit. Free &  instant. CLICK HERE:  https://tulsa-health.org/forms/food-safety-volunteer-online-training/  Some worker time slots are only for adults with liquor license .

ATTIRE:  White polo shirt (example), khaki or black shorts/pants, (no athletic shorts/pants), closed toe shoes, Drillers or Union ball cap (avail from Drillers for $9, deducted from pay). 

FIND ADDITIONAL DETAILS and SIGN UP at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084BACAC22AAFC1-49491057-drillers#/ 

Thank you for meeting this need if you're possibly available! 

CONTACT: Carri drillers@unionbands.com

Behind the Scenes: RRegiment Props Construction

Dedicated volunteers are the lifeblood of the Union Bands organization. Take a behind the scenes peek at our hardworking parent and student volunteers working overtime to ensure that the props for the Renegade Regiment’s 2024 competitive production are built safely, artistically, and on-schedule!

MARJORIE HALL HONORED WITH LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNTION

The students & staff of the Union Bands, and the leadership & volunteers of the Union Band Parents Club are proud to report the recent special recognition of UBPC’s immediate past President Marjorie Hall, recipient of the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award for outstanding volunteer service.

The mother of four students who have participated as performing members of the Union Bands and Guard programs, Marjorie has held numerous service and leadership positions in the Union Band Parents Club, including Fundraising Coordinator, Chief Operating Officer, and President. During her service tenure of 10+ years, Marjorie has invested boundless energy and countless hours in the students and mission of the Union Bands and the UBPC.

Recipients of the Lifetime Achievement Award must amass no fewer than 4000 hours of cumulative service; Marjorie is estimated to have served more than 10,000 hours in her volunteer roles with UBPC. Marjorie was presented the special award bearing the signature of President Biden at the annual Union Bands awards banquet in mid-May 2024.

Director of Union Bands Charles Pisarra recently remarked about Hall’s legacy as a member of the Union community. “An uncommonly high-capacity leader, Marjorie has left an indelible mark of passionate service to the Union Bands & UBPC, creating policies & systems of accountability & transparency, building capable teams of empowered volunteers, and most of all: loving kids, always keeping our students’ best interests at the core of all she does,” said Pisarra.

Marjorie continues to serve in an unelected, unofficial role, providing guidance & support to the new UBPC leadership team, and by working behind-the-scenes on the organization’s software systems, including execution of critical technical steps required in an significant transition to a new master database platform.

The Union Bands will forever be grateful to Marjorie Hall, a servant leader of highest character, outstanding work ethic, & immense love for people.

Marjorie Hall, displaying recognition of President’s Lifetime Achievement Award for outstanding volunteer service.