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March 7, 2025
$40 Million and Counting: Crayons to Classrooms’ Ongoing Impact

Since 2009, Crayons to Classrooms has provided teachers of low-income students with over $40 million in essential school supplies—ensuring classrooms have the resources they need to thrive.

February 27, 2025
Springfield Foundation Grants $5,000 to Support Clark County Schools

Crayons to Classrooms is grateful to the Springfield Foundation for awarding a $5,000 grant to support 23 Clark County schools. This funding helps provide essential school supplies to over 11,000 students, ensuring they have the tools they need to succeed.

January 8, 2025
Troy Noon Optimist Club Provides Funding for 1,000 Troy Students

The Troy Noon Optimist Club is making a big impact on education in the Dayton community. With a $1,000 grant to Crayons to Classrooms (C2C), they’re helping distribute free school supplies to teachers at four Troy schools. This partnership ensures that approximately 1,000 students have access to the tools they need to succeed in the classroom.

December 10, 2024
Book Give Back Event Fills Local Classrooms with over 11,000 Books

On GivingTuesday, Crayons to Classrooms hosted their third annual Book Give Back event providing over $44,000 in free books to 167 Miami Valley teachers at under-resourced schools.

November 19, 2024
Crayons to Classrooms Honored with Statewide Award for Supporting Art Education

Crayons to Classrooms was honored with the Distinguished Business for Art Education award for its dedication to supporting art education. By providing free supplies like crayons, paint, and markers, C2C empowers teachers and students to explore creativity and thrive in the classroom.

November 8, 2024
CenterPoint Energy Foundation Fuels STEM in Dayton Schools

CenterPoint Energy Foundation provides Crayons to Classrooms with funding for more equitable access to STEM learning in under-resourced schools in the Miami Valley.

"Students are able to gain a more equitable education because they have access to supplies that they may not otherwise have access to. We can do projects and have a decorated classroom. They can worry about their work instead of tracking down pencils and notebooks. This is such a blessing to classrooms and we are appreciative of the support this program provides."

- Mad River Schools Teacher

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