Capital Campaign - Mount Juliet Christian Academy

"No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love Him!” 1 Corinthians 2:9

NOW is the time to get excited about being a part of Mt. Juliet Christian Academy! The Legacy Continues Campaign is the official capital campaign beginning February 2021 for MJCA designed to raise the necessary funds to rebuild and restore our campus for the glory of God following the March 2020 tornado.

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Your gifts allow the opportunity for the "Legacy to Continue" well beyond the years of your children and grandchildren’s education at MJCA. As the pillar of Christian education in Mt. Juliet and surrounding communities over the last 40 years, your tax-deductible donations will allow us to accomplish the following objectives:

Complete restoration of the athletic fields: bleachers, press box, lighting, landscaping, fencing, scoreboards
Enhance the gymnasium with new flooring, paint, and lighting
Provide new space for expanded boys' and girls' locker rooms
Provide necessary enhancements to the extracurricular areas such as the band and drama room
Restore and provide modern upgrades to the library
Upgrade technology and modernize classrooms
Enhance and update Secondary classrooms

Goal: The goal of The Legacy Continues Campaign is to allow the vision, the needs, and the objectives of our campus rebuild to come together and propel our campus forward! After the construction assessment and the insurance settlement, approximately $500,000 is our campaign goal to accomplish this.

We believe that MJCA’s best days are ahead of us, and we ask you to prayerfully consider your donation to MJCA’s Legacy Continues Campaign.

For questions or donation inquiries, please contact our Advancement Director, David Kitchen at dkitchen@mjca.org.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my gift to MJCA tax deductible?

Mt. Juliet Christian Academy is an IRS-registered, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and gifts to MJCA are considered charitable and are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. We recommend consulting with your tax professional for the full deductibility of any donation.

What are my campaign dollars being used toward?

Campaign donations are being used to support the facility restoration and enhancements needed for Mt. Juliet Christian Academy. These objectives are outlined in our campaign brochure. (Featured below)

What is the timeline of the campaign and the campus projects to be completed?

The brunt of the restoration and rebuild process is scheduled to be done by late summer. The campaign itself will continue as long as needed to ensure that our campus is fully restored, enhanced, and updated to propel us forward as a premier Christian school in Wilson County.

What is the relationship between the school campaign and the church capital campaign, “Faith.Forward.Future?”

“Faith.Forward.Future.” is the official First Baptist Church Mt. Juliet sponsored capital campaign that was designed to raise funds for the new Worship Center, commons area, and many more improved aspects of our campus. This campaign is also going to expand our school cafeteria, give us an entire wing of classroom space for new Pre-K opportunities, and create a multipurpose use space for events and connecting points for our students and families in the commons area. It will also give us clearly marked entrance points to our facilities, offices, as well as additional parking around the ball fields. This beautiful facility will not only create more space for the growing FBCMJ community, but will also offer many wonderful opportunities for MJCA such as graduations, concerts, plays, conferences, and more.”

How does the Legacy Continues Campaign impact the mission of MJCA?

The Legacy Continues Campaign will allow MJCA to not only continue the 40+ year history of providing a quality, Christian education, but will allow us the opportunity to do so better than ever with additional facilities; expanded Pre-K programs; and an overall campus that can meet the demands of a 21st century education.