The First Day of School and The Night of Champions

The First Day of School and The Night of Champions

by Rachel Muha, founder of The Brian Muha Foundation

It's Saturday morning and the building is quiet. We are not quite ready but almost. The rooms are empty but that will change on Wednesday, September 3 when the children arrive for their first day of school. They are excited. So are we.

We are always in awe that God gave us the work of helping little ones, and not so little ones, see how much He loves them and the wonderful life of service they can have if they walk with Him.

So, we started a school in which to do the work God gave us to do.

A school.

It's not fancy. I'm sure if I toured another elementary school somewhere I would see how un-fancy we are.

But who needs fancy when you have love and determination to do this work? When you have 30+ volunteers from all walks of life donating their time, expertise and money so they can help young ones find their purpose in life and do it? When you have at least another 30+ volunteers who work behind the scenes ensuring we have the funds needed to run the school, the after school/summer programs and the community outreach?

It takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears. Literally. Brian's blood helped produce all this and hundreds of people's sweat and tears feed it. Thank you.

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Stay tuned for Part Two: The Children Arrive!

We hope to see you at The Night of Champions. There is still time to make a reservation: bidpal.net/nightofchamps25

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