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Woodworth Family Foundation is doubling donations made to projects at historically underfunded schools in Pierce County, WA

Starting September 1, qualifying projects will receive a 2X match on new donations. That means a $20 donation will be matched by $20 to become $40, and so on.

If your project meets the criteria below, new donations on your project will be doubled as long as funding remains. Once your project is approved and live on the site, you will see the match offer displayed on your project page.

How to qualify:

Create your project

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Are there any restrictions on which donations are doubled?

Credit card, PayPal, account credit, and gift card donations to live projects are eligible for this match. Donations made directly to schools are not eligible for this match offer. Donations via check and donor-advised fund (DAF) will not be multiplied due to processing time. Previous donations placed before the match offer’s start date and time will not be multiplied. Please note, the match offer is not active for donations during Friends and Family Pre-Funding (the period when our team is reviewing projects).

Donations placed to a Classroom Essentials list will not be matched by this funding opportunity. Essentials lists are currently not eligible to receive matching donations from any funding opportunity. You can read more about Classroom Essentials in our Help Center.

Q: What is a historically underfunded school?

We define historically underfunded schools as schools that include any of the following:

  • At least 50% of students are Black, Latino, Native American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, or multiracial
  • At least 50% of the students qualify for free or reduced priced lunch
  • At least 75% of students are students of color (Black, Latino, Asian, Native American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, or multiracial) and the same race 
  • Underserved rural communities (rural schools where more than one third (34+%) of the students are eligible for free and reduced priced lunch)

Check this page to learn more.

Q: How is information gathered about my school?

We receive our school data from a third party vendor called MDR. You can find out your school’s designation by visiting your school page through your teacher profile page.

Check this page to learn more about school page information. 

With thanks to Woodworth Family Foundation

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