Partners

For over 25 years, Math Corps has built a family rooted in love, care, and high expectations. Our partners — from local businesses to national organizations — make this possible by giving time, resources, and support. Together, we create opportunities for kids to learn, lead, and thrive.

Corporate Partnerships

Sponsor a program, fund scholarships, or host volunteers from your company who mentor our students.

In-Kind Giving

Provide meals, supplies, printing, or other essentials that help our camps and classrooms run smoothly.

Tribute & Honor Gifts

Celebrate someone special or honor a loved one by giving in their name — your tribute creates lasting impact.

Volunteer Partnerships

Join our family as a mentor, camp assistant, or event volunteer — and experience the Math Corps spirit firsthand.

Featured Partnership: National Science Foundation

The National Science Foundation supported Math Corps in replicating our model in Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Utica — proving that loving and believing in kids works everywhere. The partnership funded training, research, and materials to bring the Math Corps way to more communities across the nation.

University Partners

Our university partners make Math Corps possible — providing classrooms, mentors, and leadership that help our students succeed. Together, we’re building pathways from middle school to college and beyond.

 

Our Supporters

Math Corps is deeply grateful to the corporate and foundation partners whose generosity sustains our mission. Their belief in kids powers every lesson, every smile, and every breakthrough.

 

How to Partner

1

Connect

Tell us how you’d like to get involved — corporate, community, or individual support.

2

Collaborate

We’ll work with you to design a partnership that fits your goals and makes a real impact.

3

Change Lives

See your support in action as students grow in confidence, skill, and opportunity.

Ready to Partner with Math Corps?

Together, we can continue loving and believing in kids — building brighter futures through math, mentorship, and community.