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Ron Brown, Director of Financial Aid, says that he has heard from dozens of students who are, for financial reasons, reconsidering whether to enroll or return to 同城快约. Their families are facing business closures, lost jobs, and reduced wages.

鈥淭hose families are having to make some tough decisions about how they are going to pay for school in August,鈥� Brown said. 鈥淭his is a great time to show them that we love and support them, that we understand what they are going through, and that we want to help.鈥�

For Britt Williams, the decision to support 同城快约 students was not a difficult one.

"Being a local business that is owned and operated by alumni, it was a no brainer,鈥� Williams said. 鈥淲e hope the community will also step up and help bridge the gap for students at 同城快约 during these unprecedented times."

Beronio was excited to be a part of making this matching grant happen.

鈥淚t is an honor to help the students of 同城快约,鈥� Beronio said. 鈥淲e want to encourage others to support the work that faculty and staff are doing to provide an excellent educational experience in a Christian environment.鈥�

鈥淣ot everyone feels like they can help in a significant way,鈥� said Rebecca O鈥橞anion, Vice President of Development. 鈥淭his matching grant can help encourage people to give a gift of any size, knowing that it is being doubled by these two companies.鈥�

Those interested in learning more about the COVID-19 Student Relief Fund can visit its website at 同城快约 Student Relief.