$5.0M in expenses

Communications: develop and distribute research and policy material to educate policymakers, state and local leaders, media and general public about the need for, and success of, school choice; develop and mobilize at the grassroots level support for school choice; conduct print, broadcast, digital, and social media activities to promote school choice around the country. Host fellowship programs to train former recipients of school choice programs and community leaders to promote school choice.

$295K in expenses

Conferences: conduct or participate in training seminars, conferences, and small donor events for scholars and activists to develop strategies for advancing and promoting school choice around the country.

$6.1M in expenses

Direct state support: direct grants made to non-profit organizations, contracts with consultants and direct expenses incurred within select states throughout the country to support efforts to develop, grow, and implement school choice programs including marketing and advertising programs promoting educational choice programs by targeting eligible families to raise awareness of and increase participation in existing private school choice programs available to the families in their respective states.