Be a member of a Character Champion Club!

How? Send in Character Champion Stories.. tell us about someone or yourself acting like a Character Champion.. and if we agree.. you are in the club and your name will go on Admiral Wright’s Character Champion Banner.. posted on the website.. never to be forgotten.. a good deed is always remembered! Good deeds don’t always have to be big.. simple acts of kindness like listening to a friend, helping your mom carry in groceries without being asked, making a card for someone who is sick… let us know about your good deed or let someone else tell us and you or that person’s name will go on the CHARACTER CHAMPION BANNER! It is a very right thing to be a person known for good deeds and acts of kindness!!

So.. tell us your stories, or stories of other kids, or adults who are Character Champions.. people who have shown kindness and caring by helping others and making their world a better place. Daniel Boone is a Character Champion.. Daniel opened up Kentucky for settlers to live in a new and better land. Daniel courageously defended Boonesborough when it was under great attack. Daniel tried to do good to those who were against him, whether it be native tribes or jealous frontiersmen.

What is a Character Champion?

In the words of Admiral Wright..

"A Character Champion is mighty and powerful in thought and action. They are truth tellers. They tell the truth to themselves and others. No empty promises and false boasts with these truest of characters.. Character Champions say what they mean and do what they say! Character Champions lead lives of faith, wisdom, courage and valor. Character Champions inspire generations to better sacrifce and service for others! Character Champions are kind and caring people! Heroical Storicals are filled with outstanding Character Champions.. individuals who are Champions of Good Character!"

Don’t forget the parting words of the Admiral...

"Life is not only a race, but a journey where one learns to walk in wisdom, by avoiding what’s wrong and doing what’s right, serving others, like the turest of true Character Champions always do!"

Don’t forget the parting words of the Captain...

"Character is not something you ask for. You have to earn it, like respect. You have to develop it like strength. Daniel Boone had it. He didn’t take the easy way; he took the right way and cared about others and served them. He never gave up. Now that’s a real Character Champion!"