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Nature Made is donating $4 million to provide wellness supplies for their classrooms in partnership with DonorsChoose.

"I wanted purpose, to give back, to live a life of public service, to light the spark in others to think critically and to be kind human beings."

Teachers of color make a difference, which is why education nonprofit DonorsChoose has teamed up with The Allstate Foundation to support them.

Two decades after founding DonorsChoose out of his classroom in a Bronx high school, the nonprofit’s CEO is preparing to hand over the reins

Teachers and districts are turning to DonorsChoose — a nonprofit crowdfunding site for public educators — to leverage financial support.

DonorsChoose helps fill a gap since teachers often spend money out of their own pockets on classroom supplies that aren’t provided by their school.

Charles Best and W.Kamau Bell on supporting students. Interviewed by Raisa Bruner.

Listen as Charles tells the DonorsChoose story to Reid Hoffman, host of the podcast Masters of Scale

A teacher gets a $1,000 DonorsChoose grant to surprise students with work-from-home supply kits.

It doesn't always require money to help those facing financial shortages.

Thanks to the Keep Kids Learning Grant through DonorsChoose, a teacher received $1,000 in Walmart gift cards.

Mark Fox, a STEAM teacher, received $1,000 from the DonorsChoose Keep Kids Learning grant to purchase distance learning materials.