A Journey to Educate for Life ( AJ2E4L) is a non-profit founded by the Herron and the Caplan family in 2018. We aim to provide a safe and comfortable environment for students and teachers around the world, who are not equipped to deliver this end goal themselves.
All of us at AJ2E4L (officers, advisors, and volunteers) have a deep passion and are committed to helping as many schools as possible around the world. We believe that everyone gaining in education should do so in a well-operated facility.
Maximize abilities for schools who need the assistance to positively reconstruct their environmental situation.
Founder
I’m a mother of two who is an owner of a security company (Guardian Hawk Security). As a third generation in the security industry, I have always felt the desire to keep people safe and protected. My daughter, who is 16, is determined and driven in her education. She also volunteers to help others who are less fortunate. My 11-year-old son, who has learning disabilities and epilepsy never falters. He keeps pushing on and has the most generous of hearts.
They have been an inspiration. I do my best to keep them safe and happy, but they taught me there is an additional missing piece of the puzzle. Having helped other charitable organizations with donations of money and time, I felt a need to make it a family journey. I realized the things I desire for my own children, I want for others. I want to help all children feel safe in their educational environment and give schools in less fortunate areas the educational tools they need.
Please join us.
Founder
Scott is a founding director of AJ2E4L. He carries a strong commitment and desire to help communities in need. Scott is also co-owner and CEO of Guardian Hawk Security, has been in the security family for nearly 20 years. He has a background in accounting with a Master’s Degree from Nova Southeastern University (he is a Florida CPA), and a technical one as well (he holds the company’s EF license).
Team Leader
My name is Lucas, and I am 15 years old. I was 4 when I had my first seizure. After a dozen neurologists and countless medications, I still had breakthrough seizures. In eighth grade, I went to Spain to see an excellent neurologist. He tested me again (on my second visit) on other medications (all failed) to see if we could get my seizures under control. Unfortunately, the final option to help was brain surgery. My parents and I were terrified. Later on, my mom said she was looking for an excellent neurosurgeon, and there was one that my neurologist knew.
Advisor
I am a sixteen year old girl with a strong passion of helping children around the world. I have helped schools in Belize, Mexico, and Africa as a volunteer. It has been a goal of mine to start my own organization to help more schools and give others an ability to be educated in a safe environment.
1189 Hypoluxo Rd, Lantana, FL 33462
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