Sponsor-a-Classroom Opportunity

3/24/2025

One of the unique incentives for ACS elementary classes that achieve 100% of their classroom goal during our Project Luke 9 fundraiser is the opportunity to sponsor a classroom through Lifeline Christian Mission's ministry in another country. Lifeline’s holistic approach is centered around five key areas: spiritual, relational, nutritional, educational, and health. Many of the communities benefiting from Lifeline’s meals also have schools, clinics, and churches established by the ministry.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Lifeline missionaries and the power of technology, we can offer our students a meaningful and impactful incentive. In partnership with Lifeline’s Elevate Kids program, ACS elementary classes that reach 100% of their goal will have the chance to sponsor a Lifeline classroom abroad. This sponsorship includes a donation from our school to meet classroom needs—ranging from pencils and paper to backpacks and hygiene items. Depending on the specific needs, this could also cover medical supplies, eating utensils, and other essential materials. Furthermore, our students will have the opportunity to communicate directly with the sponsored class via email. What a blessing it is to support children across the globe, not only with meals but also with physical necessities and words of encouragement!

We have currently raised over $107,000, enabling us to pack 25,000 meals for kids in need! If we can reach our goal of $125,000, we’ll pack an additional 5,000 meals! Many classes are close to their goal. With just a few days remaining until the Packing Party, we urge you to continue reaching out and making those crucial connections for donations.* Lives are being transformed through Lifeline’s work, and students at ACS have the unique opportunity to be a part of this incredible mission.

Follow the links below to read more about the amazing work Lifeline is doing throughout the world, to get involved by donating to our fundraiser, or to read about the ACS Cafetorium, which will be funded in part by the proceeds of this year's Project Luke 9 fundraiser.