Donate to Adopt A Class
Right now, 1 in 3 young people will grow up without a mentor of any kind. Be a part of sparking change in Greater Cincinnati and invest in the Adopt A Class movement. With a gift you can ignite inspiration, spark curiosity and motivate change.
Our adopters make a lasting impact in our student’s lives, and we’re committed to providing the resources they need to do their best work. Together, with your help, we can close the mentoring gap in our community. Thank you for your support!
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Donate by Mail
Donations can be sent by mail to:
Adopt A Class
3805 Edwards Rd, Ste 550
Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
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Sign up with your Kroger Plus Card and select Adopt A Class to support using the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Once you’re enrolled, you’ll earn rewards for Adopt A Class every time you shop and use your Kroger Plus Card! Log into your Kroger account search for ADOPT A CLASS either by name or EH472 and then click Enroll. Increase your giving impact by adding Adopt A Class as your charity of choice on your Kroger Plus Card now!
By creating a Target Circle account, every time you check out, you can earn one vote to help direct where Target gives in your community. Track and cast your votes for Adopt A Class Foundation on your dashboard. Increase your giving impact by adding Adopt A Class as your charity of choice on Target Circle now!
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Want to do more? Call us at 513-448-4137 to discuss investing stocks, a gift from an estate or a workplace giving program.
“This is the first time that I have worked with a partner where there has been so much involvement and such a personal interest in my students. The thing I think the kids need, more than any material, is a connection with an adult that cares about them.”
Carolyn Powers
AAC Teacher