PROGRAMS
Our programs include:
The Run the Race Club
We seek to spread a positive influence on society by helping young people, especially inner-city young people, develop morally and intellectually, acquiring the virtues and attitudes needed for ever-lasting happiness. We try to achieve that by establishing and supporting programs that promote the personal and educational achievement of young people. We welcome young people of all ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds.
In 2005, we opened our first after-school/Saturday program in inner-city Columbus, Ohio, called the Run The Race Club.
Ready, Set, Race
Ready, Set, Race is for Mini-Racers - a program of the Foundation for 3-5 year olds. Our mission is to help the children associate learning with affection, comfort, peace and love: all values that will help them learn when they enter kindergarten.
Fresh Food for the Children
Our Run the Race food pantry is filled with healthy food and fresh fruits, vegetables, and meat for the children to eat, share, and take home. Every day, our ravenous, growing kids raid the pantry. We can always use your help to keep it stocked!
The Scholarships
When Brian was accepted at Franciscan University, he was offered an academic, four year, partial scholarship but Brian asked if he could turn it down. He said, "Can't we let someone else have it? Someone who needs it more?" He wrote a letter to the University thanking them for the scholarship but asking them to give it to someone else.
In the spirit of Brian's generosity we have established the Brian Muha Memorial Scholarship Foundation for needy students.
Click here to read about George Hopkins, the first recipient of a scholarship from the Brian Muha / Aaron Land Scholarship Fund at Franciscan University.
Public Speaking
Rachel Muha, Brian's mother, and Chris Muha, Brian's brother, have given talks to various organizations of young people and adults. Their topics include: Forgiveness; The Death Penalty; Conquering Evil; Brian's Story; and How To Have Fun and Not Lose Heaven.
Brian Muha, 1998
The Brian Muha Memorial Foundation :: 874 Helenhurst Ct. :: Westerville, OH 43081
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