Not every student arrives with the resources to cover the intake processing fee. Memorial scholarship funds can help reduce that financial barrier so a person in need can begin the work of recovery.
RSM’s residential program includes biblical studies, practical job training, and a year of room and board. Your generosity helps make this opportunity accessible while honoring someone whose life matters to you.
TWO SIMPLE STEPS
Give a gift. Share their memory.
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Make your memorial gift.
Make your donation through RSM’s dedicated memorial fund in Breeze. After your gift is complete, return here for step two so our team can connect your donation with the memorial scholarship.
After donating, complete the memorial information form to connect your gift with the person you are remembering and share the details you would like to contribute.
Need help with the form or your memorial gift? Contact our team.
In memory of Jason Sybert
HOW THE PROGRAM BEGAN
A memory that became a gift to others.
The Memorial Scholarship Program began with a conversation with Jason Sybert’s family. They wanted to honor his memory in a way that would make a meaningful difference in someone else’s life.
His family and friends came together to fund student scholarships. Their generosity inspired a continuing way for others to honor a loved one through the gift of opportunity.
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WALL
Remembered with love.
IN LOVING MEMORY
Timmy Lawson
Timmy’s father remembers the transformation that followed his son’s encounter with Jesus. Timmy wanted to help others facing addiction and began leading a Living Free group at The Gathering Place Church with Pastor Randy Camper.
“All he wanted to do was to help others who had addictions.”Timmy’s father
Timmy passed away on January 20, 2021, at age 33. His memorial scholarship honors that desire to help others find recovery and hope.
A MEANINGFUL WAY TO REMEMBER
Let their memory be part of someone’s new beginning.
Our team can help you connect your gift with your loved one’s story and answer questions about memorial recognition and certificates.