Has anyone gotten sand donated from the local Fire Dept.?  I was told this had been done in previous years and was no problem, but my calls to the local fire dispatch have been difficult to get an answer.  They keep transferring me around and I often get disconnected in the process.  Any advice?


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Donated Sand

At several of my events, the track around the football field is also adjacent to where the track team events take place.  There is sand in the Long Jump pit.  We use the sand and then put it back.  No one has to donate it and you don't have sand after that you do not know what to do with!



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We get ours donated from Home Depot and Lowe's.  In the past we have also used Wal-Mart (I think we had to pay that year, we ran out and needed some in a hurry).


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In Relay Spirit ~ Cheri Palmer
3 time Survivor
Life & God are GOOD!!!



We asked one of the county

We asked one of the county commissioners to scoop us some dirt. Think about it, he works the roads and has dirt for free so that's what we did.



I've been involved in 2

I've been involved in 2 relays at two different schools (a community college and a high school). Both said go ahead and use the sand in the pit at the track as long as we put it back.



Donated Sand

We had a landscaping company donate our sand last year.

 

This year we used glow sticks and water filled GLAD zip sealed bags for weights. It worked out so wonderfully! No flaming Luminaria this year. Clean up was quick and easy. Yippee! Wink

 

Shirley

Mooresville / Lake Norman Relay For Life

Luminary Chair



Donated Sand

We don't get our sand donated from the fire department - we can't get much support from them.  But...we do have a concrete company based in our town and they provide us with a load of sand at no cost.  They even drive to our site and dump it for us on Relay day.