40 Acres Educational Foundation is building an ecosystem that protects, teaches, and prepares Black and Brown families for ownership. Your partnership helps us turn a proven curriculum and summer school model into more paid seats, more legal protection, and more pathways for our scholars and their parents.

Our 8-week summer school pilot pays students for their time while they learn history, mental health tools, and financial literacy — so families don't have to choose between survival and education.
The Liberation Curriculum and $27 homeschool package let parents teach their children at home using materials designed for Black and Brown students and rooted in our 10 Liberation Pillars.
Black N Blue in 215 and 40 Acres & a School give families tools to understand their rights, navigate systems, and build real financial literacy so the next generation is prepared for ownership, not just employment.
Support a full 8-week summer cohort, a school-year pilot, or the expansion of the Liberation Curriculum into new neighborhoods and schools. We'll work with you on clear budgets, outcomes, and reporting aligned with your priorities.
Bring your institution's expertise in finance, law, mental health, technology, or education. Co-design workshops, serve on an advisory group, or help us scale tools like Black N Blue in 215 and our financial literacy tracks.
Help strengthen our backbone — accounting, legal, evaluation, storytelling, and technology. Strong infrastructure lets us keep programs free or low-cost while staying funder-ready and accountable.
Clear program design and curriculum already mapped and tested with youth and families.
A transparent nonprofit structure with clean separation between charitable dollars and for-profit activity (Nadashy Investment Group as the operational hub).
Community-rooted leadership with lived experience in the neighborhoods we serve and a long-term vision for HBCU-level preparation starting at home.
Contact the Foundation:
spoe@nadashy.com
Yeadon / Philadelphia region
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