This spring, families will have the chance to send a flamboyance of flamingos to a friend, neighbor, teacher, family member—or anyone who deserves a little surprise (within the Silverwood/Concord area)!

Imagine opening your front door and discovering your yard has been taken over by a flock of fabulous pink flamingos!

What Is Flamingo Flocking?

Flamingo Flocking is a fun surprise fundraiser where you can nominate someone to have their yard filled with cheerful plastic flamingos.

Want to celebrate a birthday?
Flock them!

Did your student earn Student of the Month?
Flock them!

Want to celebrate a spring holiday?
Flock them!

Did someone do something awesome and deserve a little pink surprise?
FLOCK THEM!

It’s a fun way to spread smiles throughout our community while helping raise money to support our students and school programs.

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, recognizing an accomplishment, surprising a friend, or simply looking for an excuse to make someone’s day a little more ridiculous, March and May are your months to FLOCK!

Who Can You Flock?

The possibilities are endless!

🎂 Birthday celebrations
⭐ Student of the Month
🏆 Academic or extracurricular accomplishments
🌷 Spring celebrations
🎉 Congratulations
💗 Teacher appreciation
👯 A friend who needs a laugh
😂 The neighbor who always has the best decorations
🌟 Or simply… because flamingos!

This fundraiser is especially fun for our elementary school families because kids can get in on the surprise. Let them help choose who to flock, write the surprise message, or even help deliver the flock!

Spread Some Pink Cheer!

Our goal isn’t just to raise funds—it’s to create smiles, build community, and give our families a chance to have a little fun together.

So start making your list…

Who deserves to wake up to a yard full of flamingos?

Mark your calendars for MARCH and MAY, keep your eyes open for the flocking order information, and get ready to send some pink-feathered fun someone’s way!

Because nothing says “You’re awesome!” quite like a yard full of flamingos.