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PAPPAS KIDS SCHOOLHOUSE FOUNDATION INC

AZ · EIN 202581623 · $3.8M rev · operational · www.pappaskidssf.org
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PAPPAS KIDS SCHOOLHOUSE FOUNDATION INC provides private school tuition assistance to homeless and economically disadvantaged students in Arizona through the Arizona Private School Tuition Tax Credit Program. The organization also offers program assistance to Title I or Title I eligible schools in Arizona, supporting classroom projects, supplies, and family services for disadvantaged youth.

activities · 3

what they do

direct service · 3
  • Grants and Donations to Thomas J. Pappas Schools Support for Homeless and At-Risk Students
    Provided grants and personal donations to the Thomas J. Pappas Schools for Children of Homeless Families in 2005 to support student needs.
  • Management of Private School Tuition Tax Credit Programs Arizona Tax Credit Scholarship Facilitation
    Manages both the "Original" Private School Tuition Tax Credit program and the "New" PLUS Tax Credit program in Arizona, facilitating donations that provide tax credits for individuals and couples.
  • Private School Tuition Scholarship Program
    Provides scholarships to homeless and underprivileged students in Arizona to attend qualified private primary or secondary schools. The foundation has provided over 9,175 scholarships totaling more than $18.1 million.
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how they think

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named programs · 2

what they call their work

Arizona Private School Tuition Tax Credit Program
Provides private school tuition assistance scholarships to homeless and underprivileged students in Arizona who qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch through the National School Lunch Program Financial Guidelines.
School Program Assistance
Provides program assistance to Title I or Title I eligible schools in Arizona for classroom projects, teacher support, books fairs, supplies, equipment, special programs, and family services including food, clothing, hygiene, and medical needs.
relationships · 1

who they work with

  • Thomas J. Pappas Schools for Children of Homeless Families Partner — Recipient of foundation grants and personal donations in 2005.