What's the Alternative?

Given the abject poverty of many rural and inner city areas of America it is little wonder that many school districts and, by association, hundreds of thousands of children are in desperate need of numerous resources. Not coincidentally, teachers and the parents of students feel the very same effects.

So, the point is this...if children in public schools don't have the proper resources then how can we expect them to succeed and succeed on ANY level? We are shortchanging them and, in turn, doing the same to ourselves.

And I'm not simply talking about earning high grades in school and then later on at the university level. We owe to our young to see to it that they are well equipped citizens and that they have the opportunity to add to the legacy of their families and the society at large.

So, in short, the alternative to help those in need. That's our mission.

Thanks!
Dick