Fall festival, trunk or treat, or a plain family night
The three biggest church nights we run all use the same bones. A fall festival wants attractions spread around the trunk or treat lanes so families flow past every car. A trunk or treat wants attractions at the far end so people walk the whole loop. A family night wants everything close together so parents can see all their kids at once.
Tell us which one you are running and we will draw the layout that way instead of dropping units wherever the truck stops.
VBS week closeouts
Closing night of Bible school can be a strong time to invite neighbors. Foam and the Gauntlet serve different age groups and give the event two distinct activity zones for next year's photos and promotion.
Book VBS weeks early. Late June and early July fill first around here.
Fellowship hall and gym surfaces
Indoor works. We anchor with sandbags, put down protective tarp, and check your ceiling height before we commit to a unit. Foam stays outside on grass or on a lot with a drain, never on a finished floor.
- Fellowship hall: toddler units, games and the smaller combos fit most halls.
- Gym: the tall units usually clear a gym ceiling, but send us the height and we will confirm.
- Grass beside the sanctuary: the full setup including foam and the 42 foot course.
- Paved lot: bumper cars, games and sandbagged inflatables.
Paying for it without asking the church budget
For a $1,295 Family Fun Night plus the $495 Fundraiser Builder, one sample target is a $750 presenting sponsor and three $350 attraction-zone sponsors. That totals $1,800 against a $1,790 working cost.
That is a planning scenario, not a guarantee. Your church approves and sends every sponsor request and receives all sponsorship money directly. CCR supplies the materials for a fixed fee.