Hi and welcome to Mike Travis' page on the Jeremiah Project web site!

When was the toughest time for you growing up? Many of us answer, “those Middle School years.” I have always felt that one of the most important things we can do is to develop our youth and provide them the support and encouragement they need to be all they were meant to be in the world.  The Jeremiah Project does that in some pretty amazing ways.

Thanks for considering making a donation as part of my effort to raise money for a non-profit I very much believe in. I am hoping to personally raise $3,000 to support the work that this organization does. I and the Jeremiah project will appreciate any contribution you can make.

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Middle School age is a critical time for our youth. It’s a time when many feel lost as they search for meaning and direction. Sometimes that search can lead them to some pretty dark places. I’ve become a board member of the Jeremiah Project, a faith based organization that focuses on the providing them solid Christian values at a time in their lives when they need that kind of anchor most.

Their journey begins through the mission work (repairing homes of the poor) that teaches them important lessons about selflessness and teamwork. Evenings are devoted to contemporary Christian music and stimulating and interactive messages.  The one week experience culminates with most gaining a life transforming renewed walk in their Christian faith. This organization has found a way to communicate to that tough age in a way that has meaning and value. In short, the Jeremiah project transforms many lives (the youth, parents, youth pastors and those for whom the mission work is done).

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More information about the Jeremiah Project can be found at: www.jeremiahproject.org

Two JP campers take a break from work to spend time with
one of the family members.