Support Annapolis Area Christian School
When you contribute to Annapolis Area Christian School, you make it possible for students to become growing believers, active learners, responsible stewards, effective communicators, and compassionate neighbors. Each and every gift represents an opportunity — a chance for more learning, growth, awareness, and success for our students and school community. Your generosity is the catalyst to countless journeys of faith and its impact is profound. Make a gift today...change a life forever.
Our main fund goes toward making Christian education possible. We also encourage you to explore program specific giving:
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Fine Arts Friends supports our dynamic arts program,
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AACS Athletics Business Partnership Program offers individuals and organizations the opportunity to support AACS athletics at different levels.
We invite you to explore the giving programs we have created and prayerfully consider how you can support AACS.
Ways to Give
To make a donation by check, please make it payable to: Annapolis Area Christian School, C/O Development.
Mail to:
Annapolis Area Christian School
Development Office
109 Burns Crossing Rd.
Severn, MD 21144
109 Burns Crossing Rd.
Severn, MD 21144
With your support, AACS will continue to provide a Christ-centered education that challenges students, while nurturing them in a safe community where they can connect and belong.
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Why Support Christian Education
Data from 4,000+ students and 450+ schools over the last 10 years (Cardus Education Survey) shows graduates of protestant Christian schools are:
MORE OPTIMISTIC
MORE OPTIMISTIC
They have more clarity about their goals in life and are in jobs that fulfill their callings.
MORE RELATIONAL
They are equipped to engage relationally, have fewer feelings of hopelessness and show more respect for authority in society.
MORE GENEROUS
They are grateful for income/possessions and volunteer more hours in community service.
MORE COMMITTED
They are less likely to get divorced, more likely to pray with others, and more likely to be involved in a local church.
