Make Your Impact as a 1986er

By giving $19.86 or more each month, you step into the legacy of four decades of homeschool freedom and help sustain the fight for families today and the next generation.

By giving $19.86 or more each month, you step into the legacy of four decades of homeschool freedom and help sustain the fight for families today and the next generation.

What Your Gift Does

Your monthly support helps THSC:

  • Defend family rights through legal advocacy and intervention
  • Provide direct assistance to homeschooling families facing challenges
  • Train and coach new homeschoolers with resources and encouragement
  • Protect homeschooling freedoms at the Capitol and the ballot box

Your Exclusive Perk:
As a 1986er, you’ll receive a digital newsletter with insider updates, impact stories, and ways your support is protecting Texas families right now.

When you give by mail, 100% of your contribution supports THSC without any service fees. Please make your check payable and mail to:

THSC
PO Box 6747
Lubbock, TX 79493

What is a 1986er?

In 1986, THSC was born out of the courage of Texas families like you who stood up for the freedom to homeschool—and won. That victory laid the foundation for the freedoms we enjoy today.

When you give $19.86 or more each month, you become part of the 1986er Monthly Donor Club—a community of Texans committed to protect family freedom and ensure homeschool rights for generations!

Become a 1986er

MORE WAYS TO GIVE

Gift a Membership

Give the invaluable gift of resources, guidance, and support by gifting a THSC membership to a Texas family, helping them thrive in their homeschooling journey.

Image: Leeper Family

Leeper Society

Honoring the landmark Leeper v. Arlington ISD case — supporters who lead the fight for homeschool freedom with annual gifts of $1000 or more to defend Texas families’ rights.

Legacy Supporter

Leave a lasting legacy by supporting THSC through estate gifts, property donations, or other planned giving options that secure the future of homeschool freedom.