Help students build skills for work and civic life
Students need practice making sound judgments, communicating clearly, and working with people who see things differently. Those habits matter in their communities and their careers.
Your business can help make that learning possible. Partner with the Bill of Rights Institute to support free history and civics resources, professional development for teachers, and opportunities for students to practice citizenship.
Connect Your Funding Priorities With Opportunities for Teachers and Students
Learning about America’s history and founding principles gives students opportunities to:
- Think critically. Examine sources, compare arguments, and explain their conclusions.
- Work through disagreement. Listen carefully, consider another perspective, and respond thoughtfully.
- Exercise responsibility. Discover the relationship between individual rights, personal choices, and responsibilities to others.
250,000 Pocket Constitutions printed for teachers and students.
Putting a Company’s Expertise
to Work for Teachers
In February 2026, BRI announced that Cleveland-based Master Printing + Mailing would print 250,000 Pocket Constitutions for teachers who request them.
The booklets give students access to the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. The partnership connects a company’s capabilities with a practical classroom need.
Read About the Master Printing + Mailing Partnership
Jeremy Dobos
President & CEO
Master Printing + Mailing“…we’re proud to support teachers with resources that help students gain a better understanding of the last 250 years of America’s story…”
Excerpt from BRI’s February 10, 2026 partnership announcement
Rigorous Learning.
Independent Thinking.
BRI’s nonpartisan resources help students examine America’s history and founding principles, consider different perspectives, and develop their own judgment.
Teachers and scholars develop and review our materials. Financial supporters don’t direct the academic review process or its findings.
Read Our Statement of Academic Integrity“The Bill of Rights Institute is the organization that we hold up as the ideal of how our mission should be pursued…”
Armstrong Foundation
Fort Worth, TX
Information for Your Foundation’s Review
1310 N. Courthouse Road, Suite 620
Arlington, VA 22201
Discover program results, teacher and student experiences, and financial information as you consider a partnership.
- See Our Impact
- Annual and Impact Reports
- Financial Accountability
Our financial accountability page provides access to BRI’s Form 990 and audited financial statements.
Have specific reporting requirements? Share them with our team so we can discuss appropriate measures, timing, and the information your foundation needs before a grant is finalized.
Questions About
Business Partnerships
Can a Small Business Participate?
Yes. BRI welcomes support from businesses of different sizes. Tell us what you’d like to make possible, and we can help you discover an appropriate way to help.
Can We Support a Particular School, District, or Community?
Please contact us before making a geographically restricted gift. We can discuss current needs and confirm what’s possible in the location you have in mind.
Can We Give Through Our Company’s Foundation?
Yes. Our team can discuss your foundation’s interests and funding process.
Discover Foundation PartnershipsLet’s Talk About What Your Business Can Make Possible
Tell us about your business, the communities you’d like to support, and whether you’re considering financial or in-kind support.
We can discuss current needs and a practical next step. You don’t need a finished proposal to start.
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