School Prevention paid for trinkets, Pirate Day and tees

The FY2026 report updates the School Prevention Program at 7,042.15 spent between 07/01/2025 and 06/30/2026 and reports 2,950 participants served, 300 training or education sessions and 5 services (p7). It says the Township gives out pamphlets at every community event and works on alcohol and drug abuse prevention with first, third, fifth and 11th grade students (p8). The books show four purchases and one credit. Foremost Promotions, Say no to Drug Chatkis, 765.69, check 39430 on 03/17/2026. Positive Promotions, Say no to Drugs Chatkis, 2,193.81, check 39518 on 04/07/2026. Bette's Bounces, PIRATE DAY, 1,718.40, check 39563 on 04/21/2026. Cinnaminson Police Assn, Reimburse Tees for Adopt-A-Cop, 3,364.25, check 39566 on 04/21/2026. A 1,000.00 credit posted 05/31/2026 with the memo grant used in error xstream band (trust) comes off the total. It takes back a band payment of 05/13/2025 that the FY2025 report had already certified. The five make 7,042.15 to the cent. Nothing was paid to a school, an instructor or a curriculum. The trinkets fit the report's account of materials handed out at events. A Pirate Day payment to Bette's Bounces and tee shirts reimbursed to the police association do not describe a school prevention program. The Township's Community Policing appropriation paid for Pirate Day in 2020, 2022 and 2024 and for Adopt-A-Cop tee shirts in 2023.