Participating in a drum corps over the summer will provide me, or anyone, with an unparalleled opportunity to develop musical skills and advance my passion for band. By donating, you can help me achieve a higher level of musical skill and passion that will enrich my entire life. Your contribution can also help me gain the life changing experiences that come with competing at an extremely high level. By investing in my journey, you can help me achieve my dreams and make a positive impact on the world through these experiences. So please consider donating to my campaign and help me take my musical journey to the next level! However, the cost of attending such a camp can be prohibitive for many families, and this is where your donation to my GoFundMe campaign can make a significant difference.

 Sincerely, Corby

Hello! We are seeking your donation to support a student from the Cougar Band and Guard, Corby! He has received a contract to march with Guardians Drum and Bugle Corp this summer. Corby has been involved in the marching band at CSHS for the past three years and is looking to advance his skills at the next level in DCI.

The marching arts is a fantastic activity for young students that not only advances their musical understanding but it also teaches many lifelong lessons as well. Marching with a drum corp helps with improved physical health, mental health and discipline. All wonderful.

DCI is made up of an elite group of young students who are very talented and Corby would like to be a part of this group. He has done the hard part and earned a contract, now let's help him with the funds so he can have a fantastic summer experience. Please consider making a donation to help out this wonderful young man.

Mr. Dixon

Corby has been working hard for the past 3 years marching. This opportunity would help him receive college scholarships. He greatly desires to march in College and his being a part of this group would help him very much achieve that goal. Corby has maintained 1st chair and section leader of Tubas and Euphoniums this school year. 

Ashley Scruggs