ThurtenE honorary has decided to donate its proceeds from this weekend’s carnival to the Belle Center. This charity assists children with developmental delays and disabilities, as well as their families. The center focuses on helping these children to be included in their home communities, according to its website.

The walls are up on the lot, and student organizations are busy preparing for this weekend’s ThurtenE Carnival. With the arrival of its 104th anniversary, ThurtenE stands as one of Washington University’s most central campus traditions. This year’s carnival In the past, the carnival has opened on Saturday morning.

ThurtenE Carnival, which will occur the weekend of April 18 and 19, has been moved this year to Brookings Drive, the grassy median in front of Brookings Hall. This is a break from previous years, when the carnival was held in the parking lot closest to Whitaker Hall.