I Do It All On My Own

First, I would like to say that I am thankful that you are taking the time to read my story. My son has been accepted into a very prestigious, college preparatory, all boys, private school in Maryland. While I'm elated of his acceptance it is disheartening to find that the school exhausted all their funds for this coming school year. Attending this school and graduating is one of my son's many goals and dreams.

He is especially excited to pursue his math and science endeavors even more, now, that he will be attending a school that has a plethora of resources which appeal and engage our young men in their studies. Aside from academics he will be playing for the football, basketball and tennis teams. In addition, he will be a part of the radio and broadcasting program, this school year, and will further prep him for his college career as he envisions and desires studying at Princeton University in order to become a sports analyst.

Currently he is training for the 2016 Olympics, in tennis, outside of school and hopes to become better than Arthur Ashe. I am most proud of my son because he has worked very hard to get to this point. He is an A student and this year he will be challenged in a positive manner to stretch his thinking, to become an even stronger athlete and to top it all off he will be amongst a group of young men who are all looking to become men who will impact the world and other young men thereafter.

As you sow your seed into my son's education this will ensure him completing his first academic year at the school. As you sow your seed into my son's education you are contributing to building a young man that is and will make a difference in the lives of many. You are helping to support a winner! Thank you in advance for your support.