Cameron Cravey knows that the future of our country is dependent on those who will come to lead it and participate in our changing world. With that knowledge, Cameron Cravey does all he can to prepare future generations for that responsibility. Cameron Cravey works with children in a plethora of venues. He has coached several youth sports teams and has taught Children’s Church at his church for several years. Cameron Cravey is just as interested in children’s education as he is in the other aspects of their lives. In that spirit, Cameron Cravey has donated to and sponsored several schools to ensure that the children that attend them have all the resources they need.

Recently, Cameron Cravey donated $2,500 to Eustace Elementary School so that they could buy newer and safer playground equipment for their students. “Kids should be able to be kids when they’re out at recess without risking injury to themselves,” said Cameron Cravey. A lot of values are taught on playgrounds.

Cameron Cravey also served on the Construction Committee for Eustace ISD High School. The project provided nine additional classrooms, as well as a new science lab. The new science lab also came equipped with additional desks for teachers and students, as well as computers, televisions, and network wiring. The construction project included some renovations like replacing the building’s original carpet, repainting the interior, replacing bad ceiling tiles, and enclosing a porch area to provide for more classroom space and a new first class gym. Cameron Cravey was excited to be involved in the project, saying, “I was honored to be included in this important process.”

Cameron Cravey was also the sole financial sponsor of a small Christian elementary school of 12 students. “That was certainly a lot of responsibility and a challenging role,” said Cameron Cravey. “However, knowing that those 12 students received a Christ-centered elementary education and that I was responsible for that as well made the challenge completely worth it.”

Cameron Cravey is thankful that he has had the opportunity to help better schools for students and hopes that more opportunities of that kind will present themselves in the future.