EDUCATION EQUITY
Every student, no matter their socioeconomic status, deserves direct access to the resources they need to thrive.
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Dedicated to ensuring that every student, no matter their socioeconomic status, has direct access to the resources they need to thrive, the Armstead Academic Project provides youth with positive spaces, tools, and academic support to unlock their potential and achieve their goals.
Founded by Jacksonville Jaguar Arik Armstead and his wife Melinda Armstead in 2019, the project supports students in Sacramento, the California Bay Area and Jacksonville, Florida. The fundamental premise of AAP is that a zip code should not define student opportunity.
The Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, presented by Nationwide, highlights the positive impact that a player can have off the field, beyond their athletic achievements. It is presented annually to an NFL player who demonstrates excellence both on the field and in the community and recognizes players who have made significant contributions to society through volunteer work, charitable efforts and leadership.
For his fifth nomination, the Jacksonville Jaguars nominated Arik for his hard work and charitable contributions to youth education and literacy.
Join Arik, as the Walter Payton Man of the Year, and the Armstead Academic Project to ensure that every student, no matter their zip code, has access to the education and resources they deserve. Take a stand for education equity by making a contribution today!
ARMSTEAD ACADEMIC PROJECT
Dedicated to ensuring that every student, no matter their socioeconomic status, has direct access to the resources they need to thrive, the Armstead Academic Project provides youth with positive spaces, tools, and academic support to unlock their potential and achieve their goals.
Founded by Jacksonville Jaguar Arik Armstead and his wife Melinda Armstead in 2019, the Project supports students in Sacramento, the California Bay Area and Jacksonville, Florida. The fundamental premise of AAP is that a zip code should not define student opportunity.
"I didn't think it was fair that certain students would receive poorer or lesser education due to where they live. Kids should have the same level of education. And they deserve the same shot at life, to be successful and go on to college and work in certain fields that they want to work in."
-Arik Armstead
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