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BECOME A MAXWELL IMAGINEER

max-well im-ag-i-neer: A person who helps children and families pursue their DREAMS and IMAGINE a brighter future.

The children who come to Connie Maxwell are in the most painful and confusing times of their lives, harming their ability to dream and believe that a bright future is possible, and all this through no fault of their own. By becoming a Maxwell Imagineer, you can help children imagine brighter futures as we restore what has been taken from them.

You can help children dream again.

HOW IT WORKS

To become a Maxwell Imagineer, all you have to do is participate in our monthly giving program, setting recurring gifts to any area of Connie Maxwell Children’s Ministries to occur on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly schedule. These gifts can be any amount, and see the list below to learn specifically what your monthly gift can do in the life of a child.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I BECOME AN IMAGINEER?

Maxwell Imagineers will enjoy:

  • An exclusive Maxwell Imagineers shirt with our Imagineers logo
  • A prayer magnet detailing specific prayer needs for our ministry
  • Early access and exclusive invitations to events, concerts, and other things happening across our ministry
HOW YOUR GIVING HELPS CHILDREN
$10 a month can provide new shoes and clothes to a student for the school year.
$20 a month can provide a “school-ready” sponsorship for one student for one school year. This includes shoes, clothes, a backpack, and supplies for the year.
$50 a month can provide extracurricular activities like field trips, band, sports, and Connie Maxwell trips for a child for the year.
$100 a month can provide 13 meals for a child in our residential care.
$250 a month can provide counseling sessions for 2 children for almost a full year.
$500 a month can provide a vacation experience to a boys and girls cottage (up to 16 children). Many of our kids have never seen the ocean or the mountains on a vacation experience prior to arriving at Connie Maxwell.
$1000 a month can provide all of the “direct care” costs associated with providing a loving, Christian home for the children we serve. This includes the provision of things like food, clothing, education, activities, counseling, house-parent salaries, and other critical needs.