Author: Ezra Horton

Like many people, the uncertainty of the present times has me thinking about planning ahead, and part of that is working on updating my will and estate plan with legacy gifts.  Part of the reason for doing this is for personal and family reasons – to make sure that my school-aged son is provided for […]

Are you looking for a meaningful way to support equity in education for future generations? We don’t know what the future holds for education in our country, but you can be certain that AdoptAClassroom.org will be there to help.  A simple step toward our shared goal is to make a legacy gift to AdoptAClassroom.org through […]

This #GivingTuesday, help us end 2019 strong so we can help even more teachers in 2020. A generous donor is matching #GivingTuesday gifts on 12/3/19 to our Annual Fund, so act fast!* And, if you give over $150, we’ll send you your very own giant AdoptAClassroom.org pencil. This is a great gift if you’re making […]

One year ago the Camp Fire devastated Paradise, California, displacing an entire community. The Paradise community is resilient, and with the generosity of AdoptAClassroom.org donors, back-to-school season is a little easier.

If you’re interested in making a transformational gift to support classrooms, a Qualified Charitable Distribution might be exactly what you’re looking for. And, it can benefit you, too.  What is a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)? A qualified charitable distribution (QCD) is a gift an individual 70 ½ years old or older can distribute from a […]

We’re excited to share that you can now become a monthly donor to support the teachers and schools you care about. Learn how to become a monthly donor now.

Donating appreciated securities like stock, bonds, or mutual funds is a great way to maximize your impact. Learn about the tax benefits of donating stock and how to get started.

Many employers support workplace giving with donation matching programs. Some will even triple your gift! Follow a few simple steps and you can make your donations go even further.

Inclusive Classroom Fund donors joined forces this year to make a huge impact in advancing classroom equity. 26 teachers and principals received funding to cultivate equity in their schools.