May the PTA contract with a restaurant to provide food at a carnival for a discounted price? Can the profits go to the PTA?
Yes. PTA may contract with vendors, including restaurants, in order to hold a carnival. If the local restaurant provides food at a discounted price, the PTA will have the good fortunate of being able to make more money. Restaurants are required to follow Health Department guidelines. If a contract is involved, follow the guidelines for signing contracts.
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