Who runs your eventFounded by Blake & Sarah Miller
Bounce Hype was created by Blake and Sarah Miller, local parents, business owners and, most importantly, Mom and Dad to three children who attend school right here in Central Florida.
As parents, we know childhood moves quickly. We want children to have more than another ordinary school day. We want them to laugh with their classmates, make new friends, try something that builds their confidence and go home excited to tell their families about the memories they made.
Bounce Hype is about more than inflatables or raising money. It gives students an opportunity to play together, practice teamwork, show positive leadership, strengthen friendships and feel like they are part of their school community. These are the experiences children remember long after the school day ends.
That personal connection is why we stay directly involved. Blake, Sarah and our trained local crew coordinate, set up, staff and operate each event. The people your school communicates with during planning are the same people responsible for creating a safe, organized and unforgettable experience on your campus.
Why it matters to us
We plan every Bounce Hype event with our own children in mind. We ask ourselves: Would our children feel included? Would they be safe? Would they have fun? Would this be a school memory they talk about for years?
Our goal is simple: help schools raise money while giving children a joyful experience that brings them closer together.
Safety & training
Our trained crew arrives early, sets up every attraction with manufacturer guidelines in mind, and stays on-site to supervise operations from the first student to the last pickup.
Age-appropriate grouping, capacity limits, weather protocols, and clear staff-to-student communication help keep the day organized, predictable and safe.
Your school has direct access to Blake and Sarah before, during and after the event. No call centers, no third-party dispatch—just the same people who planned your day.
We know the local schools, campuses and weather patterns, so setup, parking, power and emergency planning are handled with local experience in mind.
Detailed safety plans, staff qualifications and incident procedures are shared with your school office before each event and are available for district review on request.
