Opening Doors to Christian Education Through the Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit Program (EFTC)

As a scholarship granting organization (SGO), our scholarship program helps families pursue Christian education. Discover how the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC), established by the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), can help expand access to a Biblical worldview education for eligible families while providing tax credits for contributors.

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Contributors

Through the Education Freedom Tax Credit program, contributors can help fund scholarships that offset tuition and other qualified educational expenses for eligible families.

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Students and Families

Our SGO provides a clear, structured process for families with eligibility requirements defined by law to help direct support to students who qualify.

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Homeschool Families

Through the Education Freedom Tax Credit program, homeschoolers can obtain scholarships that offset qualified educational expenses for eligible families.

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Schools and Communities

By helping ease financial barriers for families, our SGO supports schools as they serve students and pursue strong academic outcomes.

The EFTC at a Glance

  • Federal Education Freedom Tax Credits: Eligible contributors can receive a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit for supporting K–12 Christian education scholarships.
  • A Mission-First Approach: Our SGO exclusively serves families and schools committed to a Biblical worldview and academic excellence.
  • Broad Student Eligibility: Scholarships are designed to help families overcome financial barriers to private education, with specific income guidelines pending final federal administration.
  • Operational Timeline: While the ECCA is law, the IRS is expected to release final administrative procedures and credit limits in June 2026.
  • Next Steps: You can pre-register today to receive an immediate alert once the IRS opens the portal for contributions and applications.