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Foundation Partners

The Bill of Rights Institute works with a wide variety of foundations to achieve sustainable and measurable results for teachers and students. Our consistent assessment of impact among our target audience makes us an excellent partner to advance our mission and yours. If you would like to learn how your foundation can work with us, please reach out to Jennifer Seal, Director, Strategic Partnerships, at jseal@mybri.org

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Supporting Civic Education

The Bill of Rights Institute Foundation Partners

We are grateful to the foundations whose support helps BRI provide trusted civic education programs and resources to teachers and students across the country.

Daniels Fund

Daniels Fund has been a longtime partner of BRI. Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, the Daniels Fund is a private charitable foundation. Through this partnership, BRI has provided students and teachers in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming with professional development sessions and educational resources.

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Lincoln and Therese Filene Foundation

Since partnering with BRI in 2004, the Lincoln and Therese Filene Foundation has helped support students and teachers in the Boston area. Its Civic Education Committee focuses on programs that encourage, engage, inform, and educate citizens.

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Yass Prize

BRI was named a semifinalist for the 2023 Yass Prize. The Yass Foundation for Education advances four core STOP principles: Sustainable, Transformational, Outstanding, and Permissionless education. Each year, the Foundation recognizes innovative education providers across the country.

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Texas Bar Foundation

The Texas Bar Foundation supports BRI’s professional development programs in Texas, where the Institute currently works with more than 6,000 civics and history teachers. Supported by members of the State Bar of Texas, it is the nation’s largest charitably funded bar foundation.

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