Three talented and dedicated middle school students have earned a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete at the National History Day competition at the University of Maryland near Washington, D.C. this June! After months of hard work and research, they’ve advanced through local and state levels with a powerful, well-researched project—showing a deep understanding of history and exceptional teamwork.

Now, they're ready to represent our Casey community on the national stage—but they need your help to get there. Travel, lodging, and registration costs can be overwhelming for students and their families. Your donation will help cover these expenses and ensure they can experience this life-changing academic opportunity without the stress of financial barriers.

Please consider supporting these young scholars as they pursue their passion for history, grow as leaders, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Every dollar brings them closer to Nationals—and to their dreams. Thank you for believing in them!

For those interested in their project, their documentary was titled: UP 474: The Impact of the Manhattan Project and it's about the rights and responsibilities surrounding nuclear arms.