How You Can Help

Why Donate?

Feel With Your Heart. Give With Your Head.

If you would like to make a donation, please send a check to:

SFAF

300 E Joppa Road, Suite 500

Towson, MD 21286

Upon receiving, we will send you a receipt, and confirmation of your donation.

If you would like to send an electronic transfer, please contact sfainfo@successforall.org

As a donor, you know that every dollar you give to support Success for All will have a positive impact on children’s lives. The evidence is clear – in schools working with Success for All a child born into poverty can  read and achieve at high levels, and can be prepared for college and a wide range of 21st Century careers.

From our beginning, 30 years ago, SFA has been determined to make a real difference in children’s lives – one that can be measured. That is why we have developed the most researched and proven literacy and mathematics programs in America.

Since our launch, more than 30 independent studies have shown that our approach works – most recently in an impact audit conducted by ImpactMatters, founded by Yale economist Dean Karlan.

Dr. Karlan’s audit concludes that “SFAF delivered its program at a high level of quality to around 1,000 schools and 500,000 children last year that increase literacy as much as one grade equivalent, and reaches additional children at an approximate marginal cost of $119.”

Every dollar makes a difference. Whether you decide to provide direct support to students in schools, to support the development of programs for the use in schools, or to support our efforts to research and share programs proven to work, we thank you for choosing to use your dollars to support Success for All. If you have any questions about your donation, please contact sfainfo@successforall.org.

To see the good you can do, read these SFA school success stories:

Pitney Bowes helps our youngest students jumpstart their academic careers.

Children in low-income homes are exposed to 30 million fewer words than their high-income counterparts. These children are entering elementary schools already behind. This has long-term ramifications. Two out of three children struggling with reading in kindergarten will NOT be proficient by third grade. Third grade reading proficiency is critical to breaking the cycle of […]

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Stanley, Black, & Decker’s support helped provide students with the tools and resources needed to foster a true love of math.

Through a grant to Success for All, Stanley Black & Decker impacted approximately 3,881 students and 96 teachers this past year. They support helped promoting and recruiting schools to implement PowerTeaching Math. Thanks to Stanley Black & Decker, two PowerTeaching Math schools in Pocahontas County significantly out-scored the state of West Virginia in percentage of […]

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W. K. Kellogg Foundation increased the number of children who are reading proficient by third grade for young students in Detroit.

In 2010, Success for All was granted the largest U.S. Department of Education’s Investing in Innovation scale up grant. Success for All was one of nearly 1,700 applicants to apply for the competition in its first year and one of just four to win a nearly $50 million scale-up grant, the highest award available. The […]

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