Our Spirit Week is October 15th - 23rd!!
Check reveal on October 23rd at halftime, be sure to join us!!!
We are so incredibly excited and honored to be able to introduce Clement's Kindness as our official charity for spirit week! Clement's Kindness is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families with a child diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder, giving them funds along their journey to better health. Their mission is to educate, support, and empower individuals in our community to prioritize their mental well-being. Their mission is to help families cover financial responsibilities they cannot cover themselves.
Our goal is to positively impact our community in the best way possible. We believe that our support will go to an extremely deserving organization, as Clement's Kindness is working to better the lives of patients, and their families on their journey. With you and our community's help and encouragement, we have the opportunity to make a lasting impact on many kids lives and families, giving them good memories during times and hardships.
Clement's Kindness not only provides funds for surgeries and traveling expenses, but also funds fun trips and activities to help the families grow together, and get their minds off such a stressful situation. These fun events for the kids mean a lot to them and your donations can help change the family's view on such a hard time.
Your kindness, assistance, and contributions will help us to make a difference in our community. We thank you in advance for spreading the word, donating, and taking time to support this incredible cause!
Clement's Kindness Story
Clement's Kindness was founded in 2002 by the Haynsworth family, after they realized how fragile life was, through the loss of their son. Their sons name was Clement, and he passed away at the age of 24. They described their son as very kind and embodied a giving spirit. Clement's love for children and giving spirit led Knox and Priscilla to start an organization to help children in need. They wanted to help those who needed it most, resulting in helping children diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder.