School Development Office

Capital improvements, the purchase of needed equipment, the increasing cost of supplies, unexpected maintenance expenses, and other costs multiply quickly during a busy school year. If, after prayerful consideration, the Lord leads you to help with these costs, we would appreciate hearing from you. Remember that this is an investment in the lives of young people who we seek to train for His service. All gifts are tax-deductible. Giving should be structured in such a way as to encourage anonymity (Matt. 6:2-4.)

From time to time CCA will be involved in specific development campaigns. Examples of such campaigns include the Patrons Fund (Financial Assistance), Wish lists (Classroom Needs), The Benefit Auction (Yearly campaign for General Budget and Special Projects), and Faculty Christmas Bonus Project, etc.

Individual organizations within the school body may be involved in administratively approved fund-raising. Examples of acceptable fund-raising may include, but is not limited to, sale of items on campus or to family members and friends (food, coupon books, etc.), car washes, yard work, babysitting, tutoring, or other similar activities. No high-pressure tactics, including the assignment of quotas may be used. Students are not permitted to go door-to-door soliciting. The funds should be designated for a specific use related to the function of the organization or group. Solicitation of gifts by a small group of individuals with a particular interest in a particular need will be permissible (yearbook ads, booster clubs, etc.).

The above guidelines are consistent with Biblical principles concerning giving and working. Careful adherence to the spirit of these guidelines will teach our students valuable practical lessons in these areas, and will be a testimony to the community at large.