We are in a battle to prepare our children for much more than just a college education.

“We are in a battle to prepare our children for much more than just a college education.
We are preparing them for an ever-changing world where the absence of God’s truth challenges
 the very core of their identities. The prevalent worldviews affect their ability to see the world
 as God sees it and to determine their place in it. Your gift helps us prepare our students to be
           the next generation of godly leaders that the world so desperately needs.”
                                 – Dr. Blair McCullough, President

The Warrior Difference Annual Fund Giving
We encourage volunteering and giving to help transform education and experiences for our
students and families. Financial gifts create a lifeline to building and sustaining our community,
providing an important way for our families to make a difference at Liberty.

Like most private schools, tuition at Liberty Christian covers only 85 percent of
the cost to educate. Every gift makes a difference!
Your support for general operational school expenditures is critical to our success. We have also
identified multiple areas within the school for growth that will provide opportunities to advance
the passions and interests of each student and family. We believe that everything is possible
with your support. Your giving makes the difference!

The Warrior Difference Annual Fund Goal – $1.024M

CREATING MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR WARRIORS TO MOVE FROM >>

Apart from the Warrior Difference Annual Fund, highlighted below are two additional areas where
your gifts can directly impact important initiatives for our students and teachers.

Tuition Assistance Goal – $1M
Embracing the Value of Community – Tuition Assistance
Promoting a diverse socioeconomic and cultural community: Provides partial needs-based tuition
assistance to more than 100 students, giving them the opportunity to be a part of the Liberty
community.

Teacher Sustainability Goal – $254,000
Enhancing the Faculty Compensation Model
Rewards teachers for advanced degrees and relevant certifications, and raises their salaries to
compete with market standards. After generous donations to date, the 20-21 fiscal year goal
is $254,000 to continue moving toward the overall goal of $1.6 million, leading Liberty into a
competitive market that allows our community to keep and hire the best Christian professional
educators.

Spiritual Life and Academics – Total Need $91,438
       Spiritual Life
       – Annual end-of-year Spiritual Life event for fifth grade – $1,000
       – Middle and Upper School Cross Exam Chapels: Sound, lighting, band, decor – $7,500
       – Middle School Impact event with Upper School leaders – $1,000
       – Professional conference for campus pastors – $1,000
       Primary School
       – Pre-K and Bridge physical education equipment and playground materials – $1,000
       – Spanish document camera projector, portable CD player, bilingual books – $500
       – Professional development for Liberty Learning Center Team – $500
       – Pre-K and Bridge Scholastic Big Books (45 books) – $1,000

>>>>                                                  Common to          Innovative

       – Math Tools/Manipulatives: K-5th Fraction Tiles – $3,000
       – Chair Pockets (11 sets) – $590
       – Document Cameras: 3rd-5th (set of 12) – $2,400
       Middle School
       – Science lab supplies and equipment for dissections – $3,050
       – Study carrels for Liberty Learning Testing Center – $1,300
       – Furniture for Middle School Library, “The Nook” – $5,000
       – Science fair state trip experience – $1,500
       Upper School
       – OptixCam AIR 5.0MP WiFi (PC/Mac) digital microscope cameras for science labs
         (set of 12) – $2,750

– World language four-way desk dividers for assisting students and teachers with
        communicating in their target language (set of 10) – $1,040
      – Vernier LabQuest 3 data-logging solution for STEM students with charging stations, CO2
        and pH sensors, temperature, and motion detectors for science lab (set of 12) – $10,253
      All School
      – Jamboard: Mobile, interactive whiteboard to create collaborative learning space – $5,000
      – Yamaha Tio1608-D Audio Stage Box and Yamaha MG20XU 20-Channel Mixing Console:
        Replace audio in Competition Gym for pep rallies, sport events, and school functions – $2,000
      – New collection of e-Books for Library – $500
      – Additional shelving for Library – $5,000
      – Print management system for all on-campus printers: Manage 25+ printers on campus – $4,500

>>>                                                   Doing to         Experiencing

      STEM
      – Primary School robotics materials – Pushes, pulls, light and sound, properties of matter,
        motion, performing patterns, and inputs and outputs – $3,000
      – Middle School medical detective supplies – $4,145
      – Middle School design modeling and 3D printing – $7,200
      – Middle School automation and design – $10,300
      – Upper School new Project Lead the Way engineering course – $11,400

Athletics – Total Need $121,485
      Boys and Girls
      – Hudl video and analysis program for all sports – $10,000
      – Sports Performance: PUSH real-time velocity based training systems (set of six) – $2,390
      – Sports Performance: Run Rocket System resistance training for sprint development
        (set of four) – $8,000
      – Sports Performance and Medicine: Rogue Echo heavy duty cardio bike for recovery and
        strength development – $3,100
      – Sports Medicine: Normatec Pulse 2.0 full body compression boots that help with lymphatic
        draining – $1,500

>>>                                                     Following to           Leading

      Baseball
      – Practice and game baseballs – $1,100
      – Professional development for coaching staff – $550
      – Hack Attack pitching machine – $4,075
      – Coach’s Fungos wood bat (six bats) – $440
      Cheer
      – Competition fees and travel costs for State and Regional Championships - $3,500
      Cross Country
      – Waterproof team sweats – $2,750
      – Entry fees and travel for Hare & Hound Invitational: Premier running event – $15,000
      Football
      – Equipment: New chains, sideline markers, Big Bertha dummy bag for blocking practice,

tackling sleds (robotic), training targets, and nets – $20,000
      – Drone camera system – $5,000
      Golf
      – Indoor hitting area: Portable conversion including turf and nets – $10,000
      Soccer
      – NTX training goal: All surface training soccer goal – $1,300
      – Camera and tripod: Aid in player development – $500
      – Tournament expenditures – $800
      Swim
      – Extra pool rental for lanes at TWU – $2,000
      – Training parachutes – $600

>>>                                                      Great to        Exceptional

      Tennis
      – Windscreens – $7,000
      – Shaded seating for athletes – $5,000
      – Practice and match tennis balls – $630
      Track and Field
      – FinishLynx: Photo finish timing system and cameras – $9,000
      – Team tent for competitions – $500
      Volleyball
      – Setter’s Eye: Development program – $250
      – Blocking tools for player development – $500
      – Rolling whiteboards to enhance practice and game day – $500
      – Custom game pole and net system – $9,000

Fine Arts – Total Need $58,800
      All-School Musical
      – New set remaining – $500
      – Professional theatre and production musicians for All-School Musical: “Mary Poppins” – $10,000
      – Rental and/or purchase of costumes – $4,000
      Art
      – Primary School: Supplies and materials – $1,000
      – Middle School: Sculpting clay – $1,000
      – Upper School: Clay and kiln repair – $1,700
      – Upper School: Art photography computer monitors – $2,000
      – Upper School: 10 Wacom tablets to enhance instruction – $3,800

                                                                Financial Gap to
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                                                     Unique Opportunities

      Artist’s Garden: End-of-year fine arts showcase
      – Costumes, sets, and production – $10,700
      Choir
      – Primary School: Costumes for performances – $500
      – Middle School: Lighting and set – $1,000
      – Upper School: Tuxedos and dresses – $1,300
      Dance
      – Performance choreography – $9,000
      – Character shoes and pom poms – $1,700

Encore
      – One act play royalties, sets, and props – $4,000
      – Student costumes – $500
      Theatre
      – Lower School: Props and new set for Primary School Theatre: “Little Mermaid” – $1,000
      – Middle School ShowStoppers: Set, costumes, and licensing – $2,300
      Yearbook
      – Canon Rebel T7i Camera – $1,300

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                                                     Warrior Difference!

      Liberty Giving Day Dec. 10!                  How to Give
                                                   – Donate online at www.libertychristian.com/give
                                                   – Call Development Officer Ashley Jordan at
                                                     940-294-2054 or, Vice President of Advancement
                                                     Dedra Brynn at 940-294-2129

                  Liberty                          Every Gift Makes a Difference!
                  Christian                        The Warrior Difference Annual Fund provides a
                                                   glimpse of the giving possibilities at Liberty. Your
                  School                           impact is needed in many additional areas. If you
                                                   do not see your area of interest represented in this
                                                   brochure, please contact Dedra Brynn or Ashley
                                                   Jordan to discuss your giving desires.