America’s Founding Principles
Civics Education
The Roundtable supports philanthropists dedicated to providing a robust civics education that promotes and preserves good citizenship. We work to connect our members with organizations that believe an informed citizenry protects democracy and is essential for creating a safe, enduring society.
Only 10 states require one year of U.S. government or civics education.
30 states require a half year of U.S. government or civics education.
11 states have no civics education requirement.
Resources
Steamboat Institute’s Campus Liberty Tour: “Inspiring Americans to Greatness”
Civics Playbook Shows How Donors Can Transform Civics Education Through Strategic Investments
Sumners Foundation: Strengthening Liberty and Citizenship through Civics Education
Civics Education Programs Making a Difference This Constitution Day
Leaders in Philanthropy: A Conversation with the Daniels Fund’s Hanna Skandera
The Teagle Foundation: Cultivating Civic Leaders Through Education Excellence
Nonprofits Transforming Civics Education Worth Celebrating on Presidents Day
Philanthropy and Civics Education: Hanna Skandera on How Civics Bees Can Help Inform Today’s Students
Junior Achievement’s BizTown: Combining In-Class and Hands-On Learning to Bring Civics to Life
Trust in American Institutions Hits New Low … and Lack of Civics Education is Partly to Blame
Inspiring Public Service Through Civics Education in Georgia
Three Black Philanthropists Who Helped Fund the Fight to End Slavery
