Ambleside Ambassadors
Ambleside Ambassadors
Our end goal is a child who is useful to the world, is trained to choose rightly, and whose love for many different things brings joy for life. Your support makes that possible.
The Gladness of a Grateful Heart does more to guide us into joyous and happy living than Gratitude. How good and glad it is to be grateful!
— CHARLOTTE M. MASON —
The Gladness of a Grateful Heart does more to guide us into joyous and happy living than Gratitude. How good and glad it is to be grateful!
CHARLOTTE M. MASON
ASI derives 10% of our revenue from training and curriculum fees and another 57% from Member School and homeschool dues. We depend upon generous contributions for the rest of our operating funds — fully one third of our annual revenues. Donated funds also go to support the three key initiatives of our Ambleside Seed program:
SEED MONEY
Initial funding for new Ambleside schools for underserved populations who encounter barriers to accessing Christian education due to economic, cultural, or linguistic obstacles.
SEED STARTER
Providing financial assistance to those who cannot afford Ambleside’s training and curriculum.
SEED CAPITAL
A funding program for supporting the capital campaigns of Ambleside Member Schools.
You’ve been faithful in praying for us as we provide A Living Education, and now we ask you to thoughtfully support us moving forward as we focus on our mission.
Stories
ASI has trained me. It started with my training as an Ambleside teacher. I took part in the Ambleside Institute and Internships and really fell in love with this education.
We started visiting Christian schools and the second school we visited was an Ambleside school. The Head of School answered our questions and we knew we were in the right place. We decided to take that next step, trusting that God would provide the tuition — which He did miraculously.
In 1978, my mother and father had started a Christian school in India called The Calcutta Emmanuel School. Originally, they had no intention to start a school. My father had a counseling center and there were always poor children playing outside on the street and making so much noise. It drew his attention, and the school became an answer to the needs of these children.
