The most direct path to impact.
Investment accounts backed by the U.S. Treasury put capital directly into children’s accounts, setting a new standard for giving. With time and contributions, those dollars become lasting assets for education, housing, entrepreneurship, or future investing.
Giving that let's children chart their own path.
Built for Scale
A single contribution can be delivered into the accounts of thousands, even millions, of children,
Simplified Delivery
Deliver support without administrative layers, through direct deposits into children’s investment accounts.
Long-Term Value
Gifts are invested and grow over time, creating value beyond a one-time contribution
We’ve always worked to get as close to families as possible. These accounts put support directly into their hands.”
Michael Dell Co-Founder, Michael & Susan Dell FoundationWays to Give
Treasury-Facilitated Giving
The Invest America Act allows philanthropists to contribute through a streamlined, federally facilitated process that handles distribution on your behalf.
- No need to collect recipient account information at scale
- Contributions do not count against families’ annual account limits
- Funds are distributed efficiently and transparently
- Recognition is built directly into each child’s account record
This approach is purpose-built for donors who want maximum reach with minimal friction.
Sponsor Your State
Make a one-time contribution to every child in a state or target a specific age group. You choose the amount.
Ongoing Endowment Your State
Provide a contribution for every newborn in a state each year for a decade. In Maine, for example, each child receives $500 at birth to support future education.
Nationwide Giving, Local Impact
A nationwide commitment delivers direct deposits to children's accounts, targeting impact by zip code to reach the right children and communities.
Independent Giving
Philanthropists can also contribute directly to children’s accounts outside the Treasury-facilitated process, offering full flexibility in defining recipient groups.
- Full control over how recipient groups are defined
- Ability to align contributions with specific communities, programs, or priorities
- Direct deposits into children’s accounts
- Responsibility for outreach, consent, and account coordination
This approach is best suited for donors who want maximum customization and are prepared to manage recipient engagement directly.
Sponsor a School District
A donor funds the accounts of every student in a selected school district, partnering with school administrators or a local non-profit to gather required account details and consent.
Sponsor Veterans Families
A philanthropic organization supports the children of veterans by contributing directly to their accounts, working with veterans’ service groups to facilitate enrollment and verification
Financial Literacy Course Bonus Stipend
A foundation provides a stipend to children’s accounts for completing a financial literacy course, working directly with families to confirm completion and collect account details.