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[bestmomever]

i was wondering if anyone knows how i can recieve help paying for my daughter to join gymnastics. If there are any scholarships or waivers i can find anything will help.

thanks

 

[Popcorn]

Ask about cleaning the gym to pay for tuition? That's been done a fair bit. Or doing office admin if you are computer-savvy?

How old is your daughter? Could she help out by getting a part-time job delivering newspapers?

 

[bestmomever]

Ask about cleaning the gym to pay for tuition? That's been done a fair bit. Or doing office admin if you are computer-savvy?

How old is your daughter? Could she help out by getting a part-time job delivering newspapers?

she is too young for any job thanks for your help

 

[CoachJessica8704]

I would definitely talk to the gym owner of whichever gym you are thinking of. If they know there is a financial need, they may find ways for you as a parent to pay for your child’s classes/fees through working (administration/secretary work, or putting in time helping clean the gym- because that takes way more time than people realize- are two of the most common ways. I’m a coach at my daughter’s gym, and I know a few other rec teachers other have daughters who are on team and we exchange hours for tuition). Definitely talk to the gym owners

 

[Muddlethru]

To my knowledge, there are no scholarships or free money to do gymnastics at a private gym, particularly if just starting out. As stated above, some gyms allow some kind of barter-services in exchange for classes.

 

[Flicfliclay]

If she is just starting out, maybe look at your local YMCA to start, which may be a lot cheaper.

 

[Deleted member 18037]

I picked up more work hours.

 

[Gymnastmomma2010]

I worked DoorDash and Ubereats to cover her gymnastics