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THE NEED
The children of active duty military personnel often move
many times during their K-12 school years. Educational
excellence and cost vary greatly from place to place. Our
program provides funding so that these children can re-
ceive high-quality Christian education wherever they go.
Often the children of wounded warriors are suddenly
uprooted in order to be close to their parent who is living
in a military hospital. The burden of schooling in a strange
city or trying to homeschool while taking care of a wound-
ed spouse becomes overwhelming for the well parent.
THE SOLUTION
We provide funding for fully accredited Christian educa-
tion. This education may be provided in a Christian school
classroom or in the home through online or traditional
curriculum.
A MINISTRY OF RENEWANATION
We are honored to partner with SFC Brian “Mayor” Ke-
aton to help care for the children and families of military
personnel. Sergeant Keaton has experienced first hand
the educational challenges that come with military life
and more specifically with being a wounded warrior.
Through the Mayor’s Military Kids scholarship program,
we will bless and strengthen those who have given so
much to guarantee our freedom. Learn more about how
you can help a military family and change a child’s future
by visiting our website, MayorsMilitaryKids.org.
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