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Christian Heritage Academy offers its supporters many opportunities to support student learning. Investors in the school’s mission may give to the Academic Excellence Fund, which supports areas such as science, technology, fine arts, teacher grants, and a variety of other areas in the school which directly impact student learning.

Crusader Athletics, guided by CHA's unique Philosophy of Athletics, has a legacy of excellence. Both in the performance on the field or court and in the attitude displayed during competition, CHA student-athletes and coaches are taught to play for an audience of One — Jesus Christ. Many partnership opportunities exist for perpetuating this legacy, from updating facilities to enhancing the athletic training programs.

One of the distinctive values of Christian Heritage Academy is the emphasis placed on teacher training and professional development. When it comes to supporting the continued education of its faculty, CHA is an example for other schools, who often seek out CHA when building their own professional development programs. By partnering in this area, faculty are offered grant opportunities to enhance their subject matter, explore best practices, attend offsite conferences, and more. The importance of a competent faculty cannot be overstated.

Christian Heritage Academy is self-governed and self-supported. Yet, the attainment of educational excellence requires additional annual gifts to fill the gap that exists between tuition income and operating expenses. This gap is the margin of excellence. Giving to the Excellence Fund (undesignated) empowers Christian Heritage Academy to recruit and retain the best faculty and provide superior academics.

Tim Wigley (Alumnus, Class of 1981) was the first student enrolled at CHA and one of the founding members of the Crusader football team. Tim passed away on September 7, 2019 after a brief, but spirited fight against cancer. Tim loved CHA, and his desire was to give back to the school that he felt gave so much to him.