The Riordan Foundation's mission is to provide students, especially those in low-income communities, with access to a high-quality education that will prepare them to compete successfully in the 21st century.

The Riordan Foundation and its 501(c)(3) affiliate, Rx for Reading, invest in three key categories of education reform: technology, leadership development, and school choice.

  

CURRENT GRANT OPPORTUNITIES

All our grant opportunities are currently closed.

 

CONTACT US

10900 Wilshire Boulevard, Ste. 320

Los Angeles, CA 90024

310.824.1570 Phone

310.824.1572 Fax

 

UPDATES

SMART Boards

We are reviewing applications. Winning applicants can expect to be notified by Febuary 15th.

 

 

 

 

 

Recreational Reading Mini-Grant Winners!

112 Street Elementary - Diana Briggs-Scott

Arturo A. Sanchez Elementary - Loretta Diaz-Infante

Avalon Gardens Elementary - Elgin Scott

Billy Mitchell Elementary - Cathy Di Leva

Brightstar Stella MS Charter Academy- Eric Walder

Camelia Avenue - Esmeralda Manzo

Clifford Street School - Richard Powels

Crescendo Charter School - Nicole Fiola

Crescendo Charter School - Veronica Serna

Divine Saviour School - Berenice Mendoza

Downtown Value School - Hajera Qavi

Frank del Olmo Elementary - Regina Ramos

Garfield Elementary - Mark A. Velasco

Glassell Park Elementary - Yolanda Serrato-Jonian

Hollywood Primary Center- JoAnn Komai

Huntington Park Elementary - Luis Barraza

Maywood Elementary - Georgina Navarrete

Monte Vista Elementary - Fredda Murillo-Quintero

Nativity School - Leticia Montano

New Academy Canoga Park - Valerie Greenan

New Heights Charter - Candace Baker

New Heights Charter - Joey Booty

New Open World Academy - Marine Yanikian-Sutton

Pacoima Charter Elementary - Aline Dahdal

Santa Monica Blvd. Community Charter - Debbie Stern

State Street Elementary - Grace Hom

St. Turbius School - Marcela Ramos

Twin Lakes Elementary - Leticia Hernandez

Weemes Elementary - Kelley O'Neil

Wisdom Academy for Young Scientists - Sharlene Willard