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Ways to Donate

Support the Greatest Need

Support the mission of ACE on the whole. Your gift will go to the program most in need of funding.

Leave a Legacy Gift

Make supporting school choice and access to quality education part of your lasting legacy to your family.

Give by Mail

Send your check directly to:
ACE Scholarships
5251 DTC Parkway, Suite 300,
Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Give via Wire or ACH

Please call (303) 407-0611 or email [email protected] to request information on how to make a donation via ACH or wire transfer. Be sure to note what program to which you would like to donate.

Donate Stock

Please call (303) 407-0611 or email [email protected] to request information on how to make a donation via stock. Be sure to note what program to which you would like to donate.

Give via DAF (Donor Advised Fund)

Legal Name: Alliance for Choice in Education
EIN: 84-1531066
5251 DTC Pkwy, Ste 300
Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Be sure to note what program to which you would like to donate.

Give to a Tax Credit Program

Maximize your impact with state tax credit giving. Through tax credit programs in Louisiana, Montana, Arkansas, and Kansas, your donation can directly support students in these states if you have tax liabilities there.  Support ACE Scholarships while significantly reducing your state tax liability. These programs make it easier than ever to empower families with the freedom to choose the best education for their children.

Visit each tax credit state’s page to learn more.

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Education Freedom Tax Credit

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Redirect tax dollars to fund education instead of the IRS, generating millions for scholarships and giving every child access to quality education.

Donate $1,700 at No Cost to You

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It’s true, eligible taxpayers can redirect their federal tax obligation to scholarships – and receive a 100% tax credit. Same tax payment, bigger impact for education.