Because Reading Reform Foundation only charges the public schools 20% of its program costs, it must raise the other 80% from individuals, corporate, private and government sources. Funders range from Consolidated Edison to the New York City Council. Membership dues also help keep fees low for program activities. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. You can help support Reading Reform Foundation in the following ways:

Membership: Click here for details.

Matching Gifts: You may donate a matching gift if your employer participates in a corporate matching gift program.

Earmarked Gifts: You may earmark your donation for a specific Reading Reform Foundation activity:

• In-school training program materials for one classroom
  teacher - $150
• Scholarship for one classroom teacher to attend an
  RRF course - $200
• 35 reading books for one classroom - $700
• Training courses for 10 teachers - $1,500
• Reading books for ten classrooms - $7,000
• One trainer to train two classroom teachers for a school
  year, including books and materials - $25,000
• Train one classroom teacher for the school year - $12,500

General Donations: Gifts for general support in any amount are gratefully accepted throughout the year. The names of all contributors are published each year in Reading Reform Foundation's annual review. Copies of our latest financial report are available from the New York State Office of Charities Registration, Albany, NY 12231.