Ashton focused her life on others - always asking questions and always willing to learn and open her mind to new and exciting challenges. As she grew into an adult she chose her life goal to be someone who would help and never hurt.  Where she saw a need, she found a way and a passion to help. Although her life was cut short on August 21st, 2016, she still has a great story to tell. We established the Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation on December 15th, 2016, four months after losing Ashton in an auto accident. Her passion for educating women who had been left behind is what drives us every day. Although the women we serve today are struggling for subsistence, our goal is that they and their children will soon be able to strive for their dreams. The Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation team is a group of friends, brought together by Ashton, that became "Framily."  After having lived the military lifestyle for 18 years, Ashton was always on the lookout for people who were new to an area, or who had similar passions.  She welcomed them with open arms, then recruited them to help with her many charitable efforts.  Ashton's "Framily" remains deeply involved in everything from educational outreach to animal rescue, and is the core team that makes the Foundation work. Please donate today to help us keep Ashton's passion for using education as the means to break the cycle of poverty! Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 corporation.

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Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation

Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation's headquarters in Watkinsville, United States

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Sherry J. Anderson

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