50% Matching Grant – Literacy For A Lifetime

Literacy for a Lifetime – a 50% Matching Grant Program

Usborne Literacy for a LifetimeLiteracy for a Lifetime  is a matching grant program partnering Usborne Books and More parent company Educational Development Corporation (EDC) with businesses, foundations, and individuals to support local educational institutions. Literacy for a Lifetime provides a 50% matching grant for schools, libraries and community education. For example, if a corporation or foundation awards a grant of $10,000 for a local school and the school uses those funds to purchase Usborne and Kane/Miller Books from Educational Development Corporation, EDC will match the grant with an additional $5,000 in products. (Minimum grant $200)

Grant Funds
Use grant funds to purchase books through Usborne Books & More, and receive 50% more in additional books of your choice. Over 1,800 Usborne & Kane/Miller titles to choose from for infants through high school age!

The grant recipient has full control over selections from the full EDC product line for both purchase and match titles.  The full line of Usborne and Kane/Miller books are available through this program.

A Literacy for a Lifetime matching grant is an excellent way to expand your library collection, build a leveled book room, or provide supplemental classroom materials.

The following are some examples of qualifying grants:

  • State and Federal grants
  • Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies
  • Literacy through School Libraries
  • Migrant Education
  • Even Start/Head Start
  • Special Education Preschool Grants
  • Small, Rural School Achievement Program
  • Education for Homeless Children and Youth
  • Twenty-First Century Community Learning Centers
  • Reading First
  • Early Reading First
  • Striving Readers
  • Corporate donations or grants
  • Foundation grants
  • PTA/PTSA grants
  • Individual donations

For more information on this generous program, email Cathy to help with your LFL grant match.

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