Montana schools
Fund Montana's Classrooms!Bless ministry-led teachers to impact students and create dynamic and thriving classrooms
Double the Impact with Our Matching Grant Program!
John and Sheila Lake of Amicus Foundation are pleased to announce a $10,000 matching grant for private, faith-based institutions in Montana. These grants are specifically for Classroom Teachers. Our fund matching has no minimum, with a maximum of $2,500 per project. Based on preferences, we recommend donating between $500 and $1,000. We use the gobeyondmeasure.org funding platform. After you have set up an account and posted your project, Amicus Foundation will match all funds raised dollar for dollar. We uphold family values and believe strongly in the constitution and individual responsibility. This is an unparalleled opportunity for you to maximize the reach of your generosity, ensuring that more students benefit from enriched, vibrant, and well-resourced learning environments.
Calling All Montana Private School Teachers: Your Classroom Dreams Await!
If you’re a passionate educator aiming to bring innovative projects and dynamic learning experiences to your students, we’re here to support you. Create an account on/with Beyond Measure, outline your classroom needs, and connect with a community eager to fund your vision. Don’t let financial constraints hold back your aspirations. Join us, and together, let’s turn your classroom dreams into tangible realities, shaping the future of Montana’s brightest minds.
Create an account on/with Beyond Measure.
A Word from
John at Amicus Foundation
Sheila and I enthusiastically announce our matching grant program for Montana’sprivate, faith-based classroom teachers. This initiative isn’t just another project; it encapsulates everything the Amicus Foundation cherishes. Through education, whether it was Sheila’s dedication to ESL or our collective endeavors with special needs children, we’ve seen firsthand the power of knowledge. With our matching grant program, every donation is matched, amplifying its impact. This means more tools for teachers, brighter classrooms, and the opportunity for every student to dream big.
– John and Sheila Lake