IN HONOR OF OUR MOMS

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About our foundation

The founding members of Our Three Moms Scholarship Foundation (Jake, Jesse, Dusty, Chris and Bryce) have friendships that date back to the 2nd grade. They were introduced through youth sports and attended local schools together while growing up in Vancouver, WA.

They formed a robust and unique bond with one another that has strengthened as they have continued to reach for and achieve their goals personally and professionally.

Our mission

Our mission is to assist in providing a quality education both in and beyond the classroom to deserving college-bound students from single-parent homes. The board members and supporters of the scholarship are committed to instilling in our students:.

A commitment to the development of their intellectual, social, and moral dimensions A belief in using one’s gifts and talents in service

A belief in using one’s gifts and talents in servicefor others

A sense of the passion and value of education

What Others Say About Us

Not only does the OTM tournament support a great cause, but it’s one of my favorite weekends of the year. Numerous years ago myself and several other college friends made our first trip to the event and had a such a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding experience that we have been back every year since. Over the years I’ve become good friends with all of the founders and the ‘Texas Longhorn Chapter’ of the Foundation has encouraged our friends and family to support the organization. I think all of us take a lot of pride in what these guys have built and at this point we want to be part of what they are doing for their community.
Tim Rosolio
Meet the teachers

Experts in giving your children best start

Ella Stark

Lead teacher and 1-2 year olds

Harriet Bailey

Teacher: 2-3 year olds

Melinda Schiller

Teacher: 3-4 year olds

Our Three Moms Scholarship

Your contribution to Our Three Moms Scholarship Foundation helps a deserving student achieve their educational goals.