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Charitable gifts to The King’s Academy allow for growth of programs and services and are crucial to the future of the school.
The school is a 501c3 non-profit organization, which makes your gift tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Please consult your tax advisor to see how a gift to TKA can benefit you.
Other Ways to Support TKA
- Office Depot: This program gives you an opportunity to designate The King’s Academy to receive credits for free supplies. Simply present our school ID# 41536472, and 5% of every qualified purchase will go to our school. This offer is valid for on line purchases as well. You can even designate TKA for previous online orders if you did not do so at the time of purchase.
- Target: Have a Target® Visa® card? Well, you too can help out with little effort. Target® will donate 1% of your purchases at Target Stores and .5% from Target.com. You can also apply for a Target debit card and receive the same benefits. Simply go to Target Take Charge of Education then put in our school ID# 5132 and your account information.
- General Mills Box Tops for Education: Visit General Mills Box Tops for Education and see all the ways to clip and earn. Turn the box tops in to TKA and our school can earn money to enhance our TKA Aftercare program. Click here for a list of eligible labels.
- Campbell's Labels for Education: You can help by saving proofs of purchase (UPC) from your favorite Campbell labels and send them in with your student. This program supports our TKA Aftercare program. Click here for a list of eligible labels.
- Get Motivated: The King’s Academy has been selected by TKA Parent and author of Get Motivated, Tamara Lowe, as a partner charity. Just by pre-ordering her book, Get Motivated! Overcome Any Obstacle, Achieve Any Goal, and Accelerate Your Success with Motivational DNA you may choose The King’s Academy to receive a percentage of the proceeds. Go to www.GetMotivatedBook.com and order your book today!
Lowe is one of the world's most successful speakers and consultants, having trained more than two million people in seventy countries. She is the co-founder and executive vice president of Get Motivated Seminars, Inc. Tamara's work has been featured in USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, Time, People, on 60 Minutes and CNN.
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