Education Freedom Tax Credit Program
Empowering Families. Expanding Choice.
The Education Freedom Tax Credit program lets donors fund scholarships that give families the power to choose the school that's right for their child.
Our Mission
Every child deserves access to the right education.
The National School Choice Fund is a 501(c)(3) scholarship granting organization dedicated to expanding educational opportunity for families across America.
Through the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) program, we connect donors who want to make a difference with families who need access to better educational options — at no net cost to the donor.
We operate with full transparency, publishing our financials, school lists, and scholarship data so every stakeholder can see exactly where the money goes.
The EFTC Program
A tax credit that funds educational freedom.
The Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) is a federal program that allows individuals and businesses to redirect a portion of their tax liability to approved scholarship granting organizations like ours.
Donors receive a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit for contributions — meaning your donation costs you nothing out of pocket while directly funding a child's education.
Scholarships are awarded to eligible K-12 students, enabling them to attend any participating private, charter, or public school of their family's choosing.
How it works
Whether you're a donor looking to give or a family looking for options, the process is straightforward.
Make a contribution
Donate any amount to the National School Choice Fund through our secure online portal. Contributions of any size are welcome.
Claim your tax credit
File for your federal EFTC tax credit when you submit your annual return. Your contribution is offset dollar-for-dollar — no net cost to you.
See your impact
Receive a transparency report showing how your contribution was allocated and which students benefited from your generosity.
Your donation funds a child's future.
Choose an amount below. Every dollar goes directly to scholarships.