In Mooseheart the children are kept together.

Family life goes on, and with it comes an education better than the rich man's son can buy.
As individuals, the Moose are not rich men, but in cooperation they are wealthy.

They have a plant at Mooseheart now valued at five million dollars, and they provide a revenue of one million two hundred thousand a year to maintain and enlarge it.

They received no endowment from state or nation.

They wanted to protect their children and they found a way to do it.