Project Faith: Our All-School Fundraiser and Service Project
A mind for truth, a heart for Christ, a will to serve.
As we prepare for Project Faith, this page will guide you through the important dates, deadlines, and steps along the way—helping you stay connected, informed, and ready for the celebration, service, and school spirit ahead.
What is Project Faith?
Project Faith is a powerful day of service where our entire school community—students, faculty, staff, and parent volunteers—partners with local organizations to make a meaningful impact.
Alongside serving, Project Faith also supports the Faith Fund, helping strengthen the programs and mission of Faith Christian School.
Fundraising and Service — Project Faith gives you the opportunity to serve others while also strengthening Faith Christian School through support for the Faith Fund.
By reaching out to grandparents, family friends, neighbors, mentors, and others, you invite them to join a mission built on service, faith, and purpose.
Our goal each year is 100% participation. When every student takes part, Project Faith becomes a shared experience that strengthens our entire community.
Where is Project Faith in 2026?
We’re excited to return to Apple Ridge Farm, our 2023 partner, to support their growing repair and maintenance needs. Apple Ridge Farm is a nonprofit serving underserved children and families in the Roanoke and New River valleys through the exploration of environmental sustainability, leadership mentoring, and outdoor experiences, including a free Academic Summer Camp for at-risk youth. Apple Ridge Farm has been “Helping Kids Grow” since 1978, serving over 90,000 youth!
Is Project Faith a fundraiser?
Yes. Project Faith combines hands-on service with fundraising in support of the Faith Fund.
When you reach out to people who care about you, you’re inviting them to participate in a mission built on service, faith, and purpose.
Can businesses partner with Project Faith?
Yes. Businesses may partner with Project Faith as corporate sponsors, helping make student service projects possible and strengthening the Faith Fund.
Corporate sponsors receive recognition through logo or name placement on the Project Faith T-shirt, the Project Faith website, social media, email communications, and the Project Faith brochure for the following year.
In-kind donations are also welcome and can support specific projects.
To become a corporate sponsor, contact
Amy Milberger
amilberger@fcsca.com | 540-769-9630
When is Project Faith?
This year, Project Faith is April 24. It is always held on the last Friday in April.
A rain date, if needed, is the following Monday.
Who attends Project Faith?
All students (JK–12), parents, teachers, administrators, and alumni work together that day to complete service projects.
Can younger siblings attend?
No. Due to the nature of the day, we ask that younger siblings not attend.
Assumption of Risk Form
Everyone attending Project Faith must complete an Assumption of Risk form.
Please complete one form per family, listing all students enrolled at Faith Christian School.
Where are we serving this year?
The 2026 Project Faith location will be revealed at an all-school assembly on Friday, January 23.
All are welcome to attend.
What will volunteers be doing?
Projects may include painting, staining, cleaning, repairs, and landscaping.
As the date approaches, project managers will share details specific to your assignment.
What should volunteers wear?
Project Faith T-shirts are provided to every volunteer. Ordering a shirt confirms your participation.
Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty, closed-toe shoes, and long pants.
Dress for the weather and bring sunscreen or bug spray if needed.
What should volunteers bring?
- Refillable water bottle
- Hearty snack
- Work gloves
- Paint brush
- Packed lunch
Some teams may request tools such as rakes, shovels, or wheelbarrows.
How will volunteers get their items back?
Please label all personal items clearly with your name.
What is a Handy Helper?
Handy Helpers are parents with skills in carpentry, painting, plumbing, electrical work, or power tools.
If interested, contact Shelly Whitaker at swhitaker@fcsva.com.
How do students get to the site?
All students begin the day at school for attendance, prayer, and announcements.
Students then carpool with parents to the service site.
Can parents drive students directly to the site?
No. Students must begin the day at school.
What is the Celebration?
After service projects are completed, families enjoy a Celebration with activities such as inflatables, games, and treats.
Students are dismissed from the Celebration by checking out with their teacher.
What are the directions to the site?
Directions will be posted closer to the event date. Cell service may be limited, so save them in advance.
Where has Project Faith served previously?
Can students submit Project Faith T-shirt designs?
Yes. Students may submit designs for the Project Faith T-shirt.
One design is selected per division.
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