Jenny Fu (’24) [left] and Kiera Lai (’24) [right] prepared PinkDot Club’s booth to fundraise and raise awareness among students regarding organ donation.

Crochet club sold cute hearts and frogs, among other colorful projects to students.

Crochet club sold crocheted items that their members created.

Crochet and Knitting Club offers students a unique opportunity to learn how to do something not popular among teens today.

Class of ’25 sold Amador gear from head to toe; shirts, hats, and sweatpants were all available.

Crochet and knitting club offers students a unique opportunity to learn something that is not very popular among teens.

Amador hosted its annual Donversity Club Fair on Thursday, Feb 22 during lunch.

The quad was packed with students as the club fair went on.

The club fair committee and participating clubs’ officers arrived early to set up.

The PinkDot booth was a favorite of many students, with lots of goodies and fun things to take home.

Tote bags are popular among Amador students, and the club fair was no different with several stands selling tote bags.

Many booths sold stickers to decorate a laptop, water bottle, or forehead.

Black Student Union was present at the club fair, informing students on their club and African American history.

The wheelchair race was a fun favorite at the club fair.