“Our aspiration for high school is a revolutionary experience, an adventure that feeds curiosity and creativity and evokes passion and purpose. A community where we recognize diversity at the heart of our perspective. A structure built to allow teachers to thrive and share in the joy of the journey.”
Gina Moore
FOUNDER, AJOVISTA & REVOLUTION SCHOOL
When you make a gift to the Revolution School, you’re doing more than giving money to an educational organization—you’re actively changing lives. Our unique structure focuses on community partnerships that foster place-based, real-world learning for students, preparing them to be active and confident game-changers in today’s rapidly shifting economy.
Community partnerships reach far beyond the walls of the school and into the neighborhoods of Philadelphia itself.
Your gift will positively impact local economies by infusing them with investment and opportunity. Whether you’re providing scholarships for deserving students or underwriting our internship programming which connects students with experts and difference-makers from across the globe, your tax-deductible donation makes a tangible difference in multiple people’s lives.
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Breaking Economic Barriers
Gaps in accessibility stonewall pathways for our students and their futures. Breaking down economic barriers levels the learning field to make our revolutionary, place-based education fully within reach.
Learning For Life
We believe students need more than academics to be ready for life beyond high school. That’s why we continuously design and curate practical coursework students will really use. Supporting Revolution School’s full catalog of Signature Programs impacts every student, educator, and the community we serve.
Creating Opportunity
We design for outcomes that lead to personal development, high levels of engagement, program growth, and real-world impact. Through our internships and community-based projects, students apply interdisciplinary skills and demonstrate knowledge while engaging community partners throughout our city. These meaningful connections foster tangible relationships that last and expand opportunities for students.
Ways of Giving
all gifts are tax-deductible
Check or Credit Card
Please make checks payable to “Revolution School”. You may send your gift to: Advancement, 230 S. Broad Street, Floor 19, Philadelphia, PA 19102. For credit card gifts, click here to access our secure site. You may also call us at 215-631-3697. We accept MasterCard, Visa and American Express cards.
Recurring Gifts
Recurring gifts have a big impact. Knowing that we can rely on your regular gift allows us to continue to make Revolution School accessible to all, build programs that engage our students in real work in the real world; support our remarkable teachers; and grow our learning community with collaborators from across the globe.
Matching Gifts
If you work for a company that matches gifts to schools, your contribution to Revolution School may be doubled. Please ask for forms in your benefits office.
Shopping Partners
Support us while you shop on Amazon. Through AmazonSmile a percentage of sales is donated to Revolution School.
Giving Through EITC
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania offers a unique opportunity for businesses in the state to reduce tax liability by contributing to registered scholarship organizations. Gifts to scholarships at Revolution School can generate a tax credit equal to 75% of the contribution, up to a maximum of $750,000 annually. Two-year commitments receive a 90% tax reduction up to a maximum of $750,000 each year. Click here for program details.
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Revolution School is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax exempt to the extent of the law. EIN # 83-1371202
“I couldn’t be more excited about Revolution High School. Just imagine what students will gain from this learning environment: the nurturing of their innate compassion and care; real-world experiences that matter to them and to their neighbors; the daily practice of putting literacy, numeracy, and science to meaningful use; and the systems- and critical-thinking skills to meet and solve actual challenges.”
Zoe Weil
CO-FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF THE INSTITUTE FOR HUMANE EDUCATION AND AUTHOR OF MOST GOOD, LEAST HARM: A SIMPLE PRINCIPLE FOR A BETTER WORLD AND MEANINGFUL LIFE