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Help Bring The Woodland School to Life.
The Woodland School is preparing to open with one classroom serving up to 16 children, with room to grow as enrollment and resources permit. Tuition is designed to sustain the school once enrollment is established. Founding gifts help us get there. Friends help sustain The Woodland School year after year.

Every Gift Helps The Woodland School Take Root.
$20,000 Founding Campaign
The Woodland School needs approximately $20,000 to prepare the classroom, teachers, systems, supplies, and operations needed to open—and to carry the school from opening to sustainable enrollment.
Every gift is part of The Woodland School’s beginning. With permission, Founding Campaign donors will be recognized as Founding Supporters.
“I helped The Woodland School take root.”

Friends Help The Woodland School Flourish.
Become a Friend of The Woodland School
Opening the doors is only the beginning. Friends provide dependable monthly support that helps The Woodland School strengthen access, enrich the children’s environment, invest in teachers, and build financial resilience year after year. Become a monthly donor to The Woodland School and become a Friend.
Small monthly gifts add up.
20 Friends × $25/month
= $6,000 each year
50 Friends × $25/month
= $15,000 each year
During The Woodland School’s founding period, every recurring donor is a Founding Friend—regardless of gift amount.
“I was there at the beginning.”
Monthly gifts can be changed or canceled at any time through the giving platform.
Tax Information
The Woodland School is a Virginia nonprofit corporation and has applied for recognition of federal tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. While the application is pending, donors do not have advance assurance that contributions are tax deductible. If the IRS approves a timely filed application and recognizes the School’s exemption for the period in which a contribution was made, qualifying contributions may be deductible subject to applicable law. Please consult your tax adviser regarding your individual circumstances.
