Support scholarships.
Save taxes.

Help more children access an education that fits them. Starting in 2027, a qualifying scholarship contribution can earn you a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit.

Up to $3,400Married filing jointly*

Up to $1,700Per individual taxpayer

*Up to $1,700 in qualifying contributions from each spouse, under Treasury’s proposed regulations.

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Families we servePrimer student statistics

79%of families earn under $60,000/year

72%qualify for free or reduced-price lunch

90%enter Primer below grade level

60–90%faster academic growth than peers nationwide

86%of students report loving school

Let’s make it happen.

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A world of possibility.

Your contribution helps fund scholarships for eligible students. Those scholarships can support tuition, tutoring, books, and other qualifying education expenses.

1
Raise your hand.
Leave your details. We’ll help you understand the next step.
2
Contribute when the program opens.
Make a qualifying contribution to our partnered scholarship organization, starting January 1, 2027.
3
Claim your tax credit.
Keep your receipt and claim the eligible credit when you file.

IN THEIR FAMILIES’ WORDS

MarQuis, a Primer student — **Michelle L G**Parent of MarQuis

Serenity, a Primer student — **Tatiana M**Parent of Serenity

Reiss, a Primer student — **Danielle M**Parent of Reiss

Eligibility & how it works

Federal, starting January 1, 2027. The credit is up to $1,700 per individual taxpayer. Treasury’s proposed regulations interpret this as up to $3,400 for married couples filing jointly when each spouse makes up to $1,700 in qualifying contributions. The credit is nonrefundable and subject to tax liability and program requirements. Contributions must go to listed scholarship organizations in participating states; donors may live in any state. The same contribution cannot receive both the federal credit and a charitable deduction. State credits may reduce the federal credit. Federal eligibility & proposed rules

Alabama, available now. Individuals can receive a state credit of up to $100,000; C corporations have no per-company dollar cap. Both are limited by Alabama income tax liability, available program credits, and the required reservation and contribution steps. Alabama program details · SFK donor guide

Our team provides program information, not tax advice. Always consult your own tax adviser.

Support scholarships.Save taxes.

Let’s make it happen.

A little from your circle.A world of possibility.

Support scholarships.
Save taxes.

A little from your circle.
A world of possibility.