As part of UMBC’s Student Organization, we are welcome and enthusiastic about collabing/ having vendors with other student organizations as well as outside car groups. We believe that it is important to grow and promote UMBC as a whole while sharing what we offer to the public. However, within the recent years there has been a “takeover” culture rising and we strongly would like to separate ourselves from those behaviors. Revvolution’s goal is to promote and integrate UMBC students who have a passion for cars, to meet like-minded individuals, in hopes that they can find their place here at UMBC.
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Rules and Expectations from all parties (outside groups)
Events must be thought out and coordinated in advanced, so we have time to communicate with the Student Life Officer about our collaboration
If you plan to invite vendors please reach out to the current President, so we can coordinate which spaces to use
Bringing speakers for music during events are permitted
We do not condone reckless behavior that can put our students and members at risk
We would expect everyone to to come onto the UMBC Campus or event area respectfully as well as leaving the event
Any type of loud revving, burnouts, donuts, and swerving will get our organization shut down as well as the campus police involved
FUNDRAISERS: If you are one of our sponsors for Revvolution and agreed to do a fundraiser for our organization we aim to enhance your sales a long with gaining funds for our organization
We offer to do 10% off each purchase for those who are participating in our event
Once the event is over, the total sale will be calculated, and our President/Treasurer will coordinate how much we will take from the sale during that event
If you have a different proposal then please reach out to the current President, so we can work something out
Rules and Expectations from all parties (Within UMBC)
Events must be thought out and coordinated in advanced
Each event must have a purpose and that can integrate the different student organizations together
For prepping for an event: We expect to have at least ONE meeting with both Executive board members from each organization to coordinate this event
We do not condone reckless behavior that can put our students and members at risk
We would expect everyone to to come onto the UMBC Campus or event area respectfully as well as leaving the event
Any type of loud revving, burnouts, donuts, and swerving will get our organization shut down as well as the campus police involved
These events will center around students, so outside organizations wanting to collaborate during these events are not permitted
1. Application & Approval
All vendors must complete the official application form.
Applications are subject to approval by the event organizers.
2. Vendor Types
Vendors should specify the type of goods or services they intend to offer (e.g., automotive products, food, merchandise).
3. Fees & Payment
Vendor fees must be paid in full by the specified deadline to secure a spot.
No refunds will be issued after confirmation unless the event is canceled by organizers.
4. Setup & Breakdown
Vendors must arrive and complete setup at least 1 hour before the start of the event.
Setup times will be strictly enforced to ensure a smooth event start.
Breakdown cannot begin until the event officially ends.
Vendors are responsible for bringing their own equipment (tents, tables, chairs, etc.).
5. Conduct & Appearance
Vendors must maintain a professional and clean booth throughout the event.
No offensive, inappropriate, or disruptive behavior or materials will be tolerated.
Vendors must comply with all event, local, and state regulations.
6. Space & Display
Booth spaces are assigned by the organizers and may not be changed without approval.
Vendors must keep within their allocated space and not obstruct walkways or neighboring booths.
7. Liability & Insurance
Vendors assume all responsibility for their merchandise and equipment.
Vendors must carry their own liability insurance and provide proof if requested.
The event organizers are not responsible for loss, theft, or damage.
8. Permits & Compliance
Vendors must obtain any required permits or licenses (health permits for food vendors, sales tax permits, etc.).
Compliance with all health, safety, and fire regulations is mandatory.
9. Sales & Transactions
Vendors handle all sales transactions independently.
Vendors are responsible for collecting and reporting any applicable taxes.
10. Cancellation & No-Show Policy
Vendors who cancel after acceptance may forfeit their fee
No-shows without prior notification will be banned from future events, and no refunds.