Expanding Access to

Educational Opportunity

Across America, millions of families still want their children to be shaped by truth, virtue, and love of country, but a classical curriculum, character-based content, and trustworthy tutors have been financially out of reach for many.

A new federal law has created an opportunity for private donors and organizations to help bridge that gap. [SGO Name] exists to connect generous supporters with families seeking educational materials, curriculum resources, and tutoring that support academic excellence, strong character, and civic understanding.

Our mission is simple: help more families access the educational opportunities they want for their children.

Donations and scholarships launch in January 2027.

Reach out today and see how you can make an impact.

Guided by Proven Leadership

Dr. William J. Bennett

Chairman, Advisory Board

Dr. William J. Bennett is a former U.S. Secretary of Education and one of America’s most respected advocates for character, citizenship, and educational excellence. For decades, he has helped shape the national conversation on values-based education and the formation of future leaders.

Governor Mitch Daniels

Member, Advisory Board

Governor Doug Ducey

Member, Advisory Board

Governor Tommy Thompson

Member, Advisory Board

What We Do

[SGO Name] is a nonprofit Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO) focused on expanding access to educational resources that support character formation, civic knowledge, and academic growth.

Through donor-funded scholarships, eligible families may receive assistance for approved educational materials and tutoring services that align with our mission and values.

We are committed to responsible stewardship, transparency, and ensuring scholarship funds directly benefit the students and families we serve.

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Why Now

In 2025, Congress created a new federal scholarship tax credit program designed to encourage private support for K–12 educational opportunities.

This new framework creates an unprecedented opportunity for individuals, employers, and philanthropic organizations to help expand educational access for families across the country.

[SGO Name] was created to help meet that need by connecting donors, educational providers, and families through a trusted scholarship model.

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FAMILIES

Families seeking access to educational materials and tutoring that support academic success, character development, and civic understanding.

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DONORS

Individuals who want to make a meaningful impact on students and families through educational scholarships.

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ORGANIZATIONS

Companies and organizations interested in creating opportunities for employees, supporting educational initiatives, and partnering in the expansion of educational access.

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EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS

Curriculum providers, tutoring organizations, and educational service providers committed to serving families with high-quality educational resources.

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Why this Matters

Families deserve better options.

Many families want access to classical, character-based educational resources but cannot afford them.

The demand is real.

In Texas, more than 63,000 families sought funding for educational materials and tutoring, with over 200,000 applicants ultimately waitlisted from the state’s program.

We’re here to help.

We exist to help families access educational opportunities that may otherwise be out of reach. We’re building a scholarship program that connects generosity with opportunity.

Partner With Us

We are actively building relationships with employers, educational providers, philanthropic organizations, and mission-aligned partners.
If your organization is interested in learning more about partnership opportunities, we would love to connect.

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"The advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty."

James Madison