Our SupportersFrom its inception, NCEA has benefited from cash and in-kind contributions of major supporters. As a result of this visionary investment, NCEA has a strong record of promoting high standards and academic success for K-16 students across the country. NCEA is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)3 of the IRS. Your charitable gift helps us ensure that all children meet increasingly demanding academic standards needed for success in the 21st century. Please contact us to discuss opportunities to make a gift to NCEA. Recent donors and supporters include:
$1,000,000 and moreAnonymousThe Broad Foundation Houston Endowment Michael & Susan Dell Foundation The University of Texas at Austin
$500,000 and moreCouncil of Chief State School OfficersBill & Melinda Gates Foundation State Farm Insurance Companies Texas Instruments Foundation The Meadows Foundation, Inc. The Walton Family Foundation, Inc.
$100,000 and moreAT&T FoundationThe Atlantic Philanthropies The Constantin Foundation The Dallas Foundation Education Commission of the States Hillcrest Foundation Hoblitzelle Foundation IBM The Priddy Foundation RGK Foundation Rockefeller Foundation The John T. and Margaret Sharpe Fund Dr. Bob and Jean Smith Foundation Texas Instruments, Inc. Washington Mutual Bank Washington Mutual Foundation
$50,000 and moreThe Business RoundtableEducation Testing Service The Education Trust Morton L. Topfer Fund NCEA is honored to recognize the many individuals, foundations, corporations, and additional grant makers who have funded NCEA's work since its inception in 2001. In addition to the supporters listed above, NCEA has received cash and in-kind contributions of up to $50,000 from more than 250 grant makers and individuals. |
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