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Interior Hero
I’ve been part of The Master’s Academy family since it began in 1986. As a proud alumnus, I’m excited to use my financial planning and nonprofit leadership experience to help grow TMA. My role includes nurturing lifelong relationships with our alumni and families, securing financial resources through various funding initiatives, and promoting TMA in our community.
Marcus Mennenga,Director of advancement & Community relations
Why We Give
Your gifts of time, talent, and treasure have been crucial to the school’s past and will pave our future success.
We are fortunate to have a community that generously shares their money and time to make a difference for our students. Your gifts make improved initiatives and new facilities come to life. We are confident that TMA has a profound and lasting impact on students and families. We invite you to explore the various ways you can support The Master’s Academy.
Leaving a Legacy
The Master’s Academy offers several planned giving options to choose from.
A planned gift is, typically, a deferred gift where TMA benefits at some point in the future. The most common planned gifts are bequests, trusts, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, life insurance, and retirement benefits. A well-designed estate plan is part of good stewardship. By working with your loved ones and advisors, you may establish a plan that reflects your personal and philanthropic goals while also being wise about taxes. Your planned gift can be designated in the area(s) of TMA you desire to support.
If you have any questions, contact the Advancement Office at Advancement@mastersacademy.org
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Meet the Team
Tara Priest
Advancement Assistant
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Stewardship Recognition
The Master's Academy of Central Florida, Inc. (TMA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to TMA are tax-deductible as allowed by law. While you may indicate a preference for the mission trip of a specific student, TMA has complete discretion and control over the use of donated funds. If resources are raised beyond the goal for a particular trip participant, the excess may be used for other mission trip expenditures.