This holiday season, let's come together to make dreams come true. Give the gift of shelter, warmth, and a brighter future to Moore Public Schools high school students living alone. Join our capital campaign, Building Bridges, in building a housing facility that will change young lives, one home at a time.

💰 Why $75,000? Our goal of $75,000 represents the cost to construct ONE one bedroom housing unit within the Bridges of Moore facility. Our ultimate goal is to build 20 one-bedroom units. This is a tangible way to make home a reality for students living alone.

🌟 Home is where the heart is, and every student deserves a place to call home. 🌟

🔑 Why Support "Homes for the Holidays"?

🏠 Building a Future: Help us provide a stable environment where high school students can focus on their education, pursue their dreams, and create a path to success.

❤️ Empowering Lives: Your contribution will empower young hearts and minds, giving them the chance to break free from the cycle of homelessness and poverty.

📚 Education Matters: Education is the key to a brighter future. By donating, you're ensuring that every student has the opportunity to excel academically, regardless of their housing situation.

🎁 Give the Gift of Hope: This holiday season, your gift can bring joy, security, and hope to those who need it most.

✨ Ways to Make a Difference:

1️⃣ Donate Today: Your monetary support can help us reach our goal of providing safe, supportive homes for unaccompanied students.

2️⃣ Share Our Story: Spread the word about "Homes for the Holidays" to friends, family, and colleagues. Every share brings us one step closer to success.

All funds raised through the Home for the Holidays Campaign will directly support Building Bridges, a capital campaign to build housing and expand support services for students living alone. Learn more at mooreschoolsfoundation.org/buildingbridges

Homes for the Holidays

By Moore Public Schools Foundation Inc.

Homes for the Holidays

Supporting Building Bridges: A Capital Campaign to build housing and expand support services for students living alone