Local martial arts studio participating in scholarship program
Brandi Guertin takes a selfie with her youth students. Freewind Martial Arts will be awarding scholarships to youth students in poverty for a year’s worth of classes.
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Students at Freewind Martial Arts follow instructions during class. Brandi Guertin, an instructor at Freewind, said martial arts are a useful tool to become a better version of yourself.
A young student practices his kicks with an instructor at Freewind Martial Arts. The studio has classes for kids and adults.
Two students at Freewind Martial Arts work on kicks together. The Joni’s Angels scholarship will allow kids in poverty to have access to valuable lessons, according to Charlie Hicks, a Joni’s Angels ambassador and COO for the nonprofit.
Freewind Martial Arts students pose for a photo at The Karate Center in Walla Walla. Freewind Martial Arts was founded as the first martial arts program in Grant County in 1981.
MOSES LAKE – On Thursday, it was announced that Freewind Martial Arts was selected as the flagship location for the California nonprofit Jonie’s Angels new scholarship program. Freewind will be able to provide qualifying youths in Moses Lake with an all-expenses-paid year of classes.
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