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CORNERSTONE MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION CAMPAIGN
Give now to help us grow to serve more students. $3.5 million needed for new buildings.
Featured Needs
Sam Baisden Memorial Sports Field – Cornerstone
Sam Baisden Memorial Sports Field – Cornerstone
$30,000 Matching Grant Offered!
Sam Baisden, age 25, died in Feb 2018 of a tragic accident at his home in Kingwood, TX. He was the son of Barry and Leslie Baisden of Kingwood, and the brother of Jacob. Barry previously served as the US Board Chairman of Naomi’s Village from 2015 – 2017. Sam was the nephew of Naomi’s Village Founders Bob and Julie Mendonsa. Sam starred in high school baseball and ran track in Kingwood. His family has decided to construct and dedicate a sports field with a track at our school to honor his memory. A $30,000 matching donation has just been offered to help us reach the total cost of $218,000. We had previously raised $158,000 for this need. All new donations will be matched, dollar for dollar, until a total of $60,000 is reached. Your gift will help with excavation, grading, field surface preparation, planting of grass, installation of running track, construction of concrete bleachers, purchase and installation of soccer goals, and signage.
US Administrative Needs
US Administrative Needs
US Administrative Needs
US Staff laboring in obscurity, yet so critical to sustaining the life of our Kenya missions are the roots that must be deep, wide and strong.
Cornerstone School Buses
Cornerstone School Buses
Cost: $70,000 each
With 160 community students to pick up every morning and take home every afternoon, Cornerstone needs 2 more buses to handle its transportation needs. Please contribute today to help us purchase these buses!
Where most needed
Where most needed
Serving the children in Kenya
Make a tax-deductible donation to help meet the immediate needs of Naomi's Village as we serve the children of Kenya.
Cornerstone Endowment
Cornerstone Endowment
$480,000 of $10,000,000 Funded
This endowment will enable our graduates to attend college, pay for postgraduate vocational training, and/or start their own social-impact ministries.
