Giving

II Corinthians 9:7 It is a privilege, one full of joy, to give to others what God has given to us. South Sound Christian Schools tuition does not cover the entire cost of an education; therefore, we look for givers who believe in the mission of our schools to come along side us and provide financially for the needs of the school.

Endowments

South Sound Christian Schools welcomes gifts to establish or increase endowed funds, and to grow the TBS endowment.  Endowments are permanent assets which are invested to provide both current and future revenue streams to support the mission of the school.  All donations to an endowed fund remain as principal and only a portion of the interest earned is used for current expenses; this allows the fund to continue in perpetuity and steadily increase in value.  Endowments can be established to provide financial support for scholarships, professional growth for our employees, academic programs, athletics, the performing arts, building maintenance, and a variety of other areas.

Regular Giving

Gifts are welcome for any of the following areas:

General Unrestricted
Used to offset annual expenses.

Athletics
To provide funds for programming in support of the athletic program.

Building
To cover ongoing expenses for major repairs, utilities, cleaning, and ongoing upkeep.

Science
To cover ongoing expenses for a quality science program.

Technology
Generates funding to help maintain the TBS Computer Lab as a state-of-the-art facility equipped with the latest hardware, software and tools to better prepare students for both continuing education and/or the workplace.

South Sound Christian Schools is recognized by the U.S Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c)(3) organization. All gifts are fully deductible to the extent allowed by your county of residence. Due to IRS regulations, gifts designated to cover the expenses of individual students are not tax deductible. Gifts designated for restricted scholarship funds are tax deductible as long as the criteria are not so limited that they would benefit only one specific individual.

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