—Who we are

We All Know the Challenge.

Jewish education is expensive. And every year, it seems to get more expensive.

Families are doing their best to keep up with tuition while facing the rising cost of everyday life. Schools are working hard to provide a strong education while managing the growing costs of running a school. The pressure is real, and for too many families, it can feel like there is simply no good answer.

We believe there is another way.

The Tuition Partnership was created to address a challenge impacting so many of us or people we know.

We created a trusted, structured way for those who are able to help support families who are struggling with tuition, while strengthening the schools that serve our children.

Operated on behalf of ADOPT A TALMID (EIN 41-4335327).

—How it works

Five simple steps

Schools Partner

  • Agree to our standards
  • Fair tuition practices
  • Independent financial review

Families Apply

  • Confidential application
  • Submitted directly to us
  • Financials stay private

Local Review

  • Committee reviews each case
  • Follows program guidelines
  • Approves eligible families

Donors Give

  • Choose a community to support
  • Or give to the general fund

Scholarships Awarded

  • Sent directly to the school
  • Applied to the child's tuition

—What we do

Three sides, one mission

For families

Parents apply for tuition assistance with a thorough but dignified process. Approved children may receive donor partnerships when their school is also in the program.

Apply for a scholarship

For donors

Choose a community and complete checkout — monthly or prepaid for the year — or give a general gift to the scholarship fund. Card, ACH, Donors Fund, and Zelle supported.

Partner with a family

For schools

Yeshivos and day schools apply to join as eligible program schools. Once approved, families at your school can receive donor partnerships tracked through our platform.

Apply to join the program

Ready to make a difference?

Whether you want to partner with a family, apply for help, or bring your school into the program — it starts with one step.