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Last updated 6 August 2026
Not live yet. Booster RH does not currently send text messages to anyone. This page describes the programme as it is built and as it will run once a messaging provider is connected and approved by the mobile carriers. Nothing on this page takes effect for you unless you have opted in from your own account.

The short version

Who the messages come from

Booster RH is operated by Dr. Hines Inc. of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Messages are sent by Booster RH on behalf of the specific booster club you belong to — for example, "Union Leadership Boosters". The club's name appears in the message so you always know who is texting you. Booster RH does not send you texts about Booster RH itself, and does not text you on behalf of any club you are not a member of.

What we will and will not send

You may receiveYou will never receive
A reminder about a volunteer shift you signed up for
An event that moved, was cancelled, or is starting soon
A dues or payment reminder for your own student
An urgent message from your club's board (weather, safety, pickup)
Advertising, promotions, discounts or sales
Fundraising appeals from anyone other than your own club
Anything from a third party
Anything at all if you have not opted in
We do not sell, rent or share your phone number. It is used to send you the messages described above and nothing else. It is not passed to advertisers, data brokers or other clubs.

How often

Message frequency varies and depends on your club's activity and what you have signed up for. In a typical week most families receive none; during an event week you might receive two or three. There is no fixed schedule and no daily message.

Cost

Message and data rates may apply. Booster RH does not charge you anything to receive texts. Depending on your mobile plan, your carrier may charge you for messages you send or receive. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

How to stop

Reply STOP to any message. You will get one final message confirming you have been unsubscribed, and then nothing further. STOP works from the phone itself and always wins — it applies even if the number was entered by someone else, and it cannot be undone by anyone typing your number back into a form. To start again, text START from that same phone, or opt in again from your own account.

You can also turn texts off at any time from your Booster RH account, under your profile. That has the same effect for future messages.

How to get help

Reply HELP to any message and you will get a reply with contact details. You can also email support@boosterrh.com at any time.

Students and anyone under 18

Booster RH text messages go to parent and guardian accounts only. We do not enrol students, and the system is built so that a student account cannot be signed up for texts even by mistake. If you are under 18, ask your parent or guardian to opt in on the family account instead.

Supported carriers

Messages are supported on major US mobile carriers. Delivery is not guaranteed — it depends on your carrier, your device and your signal. Because delivery cannot be guaranteed, your club will always also post genuinely important information in the app and by email, so a text is never the only place something appears.

Your privacy

When you opt in we record your phone number, the date and time, and the exact wording of the consent you agreed to. We keep that record so we can show, if asked, that you agreed and what you agreed to. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle your information generally, and our Terms of Service for everything else.

Changes

If we change how this programme works in a way that affects what you receive, we will update this page and, where the change is significant, ask you to opt in again rather than assuming your old consent covers it.

Before this goes live, a lawyer needs to read it. This page was written against how the software actually behaves and against published US carrier and TCPA requirements, but it has not been reviewed by an attorney. Note also that carrier registration checks the operating company's legal name, EIN and address against IRS records and they must match exactly.