Burroughs @ The Minnesota Twins: Tickets On Sale Until May 6

Please join us on May 29 at Target Field to watch the Minnesota Twins take on the Kansas City Royals beginning at 6:40 p.m. Tickets are on sale now and will be available until May 6.

The cost per ticket is $12, however, the PTA is requesting a $3 donation, for a total of $15 per ticket. All proceeds raised will help fund the many exciting activities we have planned for the end of the school year.

All Burroughs ticket holders will be seated together in the Home Run Deck. 

To purchase your tickets, follow these steps:

• Pay the PTA. You have three ways to do so. You can pay through the PTA’s Give MN link. Or, you can visit our website where you’ll find two QR codes – one for Zelle and another for PayPal. Pick the option that works best for you.

• Please fill out this Google form to let us know how many tickets you purchased and specify the email address where you would like to have the tickets sent. If you have already purchased tickets, please don’t forget this step.

We expect to distribute the tickets electronically the week of May 13.

If your family needs financial assistance to join this event, please denote your request on the Google form. Send general questions about this event to Kim Stone.

Additional Resources on Environmental Justice

Provided by the Burroughs PTA Families for Equity and Justice committee

To create awareness for Earth Day and the ongoing work of environmental justice, we've chosen two books that highlight the  appreciation and awareness of indigenous people, their connection to the environment and the growing need to protect it.

We Are Water Protectors is a 2020 picture book written by Carole Lindstrom and illustrated by Michaela Goade. Written in response to the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, the book tells the story of an Ojibwe girl who fights against an oil pipeline in an effort to protect the water for  all living things. 

Gizo Gizo is a tale written by the children of Ghana about how pollution in Zongo Zongo Lagoon makes it too dangerous for wildlife and people to drink from it. The story of three friends and their different attitudes towards the environment. Too often big corporations believe they can put others at risk because of how much money they have or can make off the local resources.

Watch for additional resources about environmental justice in future editions of the Burroughs Bulletin.