Since 1983, the Ed Fund has been committed to uplifting public education in the West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD). As a trusted community partner, we believe every student deserves the opportunity to learn, create, and thrive—regardless of zip code, income, or background.
Our Community Giving Grants are rooted in that belief. We exist to remove barriers for educators, students, and community partners by providing resources that make learning more equitable, engaging, and inspiring. These grants invest directly in classrooms, schools, and community-based projects that nurture creativity, foster belonging, and empower young people to see their potential.
Through this program, the Ed Fund offers several grant opportunities that respond to the unique needs and voices of our West Contra Costa community:
- Bradley Arts Grants give the WCCUSD community the opportunity to empower and support students with their social, emotional, and academic growth—encouraging project-based learning, skill development, and meaningful engagement through the arts.
- Back-to-School Grants help ease the burden of out-of-pocket classroom costs for educators, ensuring students have the tools and supplies they need to succeed.
- Black History Month Grants celebrate and honor the lives and contributions of African and Black Americans, teaching students the importance of Black culture, arts, history, and music—and their lasting impact on the world today. These projects immerse students in a sense of pride, belonging, and community, while celebrating their rich heritage and shared experiences.
We’re proud to invest in the incredible work happening across West Contra Costa classrooms.
