We Really Need You to Do This Now. ☝️

Published: Wed, 10/22/25

Updated: Wed, 10/22/25

Filling out the application is a great start. But if you want to cover 100% of your tuition with tax credit scholarships, you’ve got to go beyond the application.

Scholarships come from donations—and donations come from action.

NEXT STEP: Get your tools ready!

A personalized donation page is the single best tool to bring in support for your family. It’s how donors find you, connect with your story, and make it happen.

We design print and send them to you at no charge.

1. Personalized Donation Page: A donation page is a shareable web link that you can post on social media, share in email, or send out by text message. The page features photos of your student or family, and an online donation link specifically for you.

2. Brochures: Personalized brochures feature your child on the front and have your child’s name and school pre-filled in on the donation form. Hand these out to everyone you know!

3. Social Graphics: Social media is a great way to spread the word about tax credit donations for your family. While your donation page link is shareable on platforms like Facebook, other social networking sites don’t allow links. These graphics are just another avenue for you to choose. Use them in any way that works best for you: Social media, email signatures, text, etc.

We really need you to do this today!

How to request your free tools:

Email 1-2 photos of your student/students/or family, to:
marketing@arizonatuitionconnection.com

Or text to (833) 663-0041

*Please include your student's name, school, and the address to mail brochures in your communication with us.

Questions? We are available!

(480) 409-4106

Our mailing address is:

11445 E Vía Linda
#2-145
Scottsdale Arizona 85259
US

A SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATION CANNOT AWARD, RESTRICT OR RESERVE SCHOLARSHIPS SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF DONOR RECOMMENDATION. A TAXPAYER MAY NOT CLAIM A TAX CREDIT IF THE TAXPAYER AGREES TO SWAP DONATIONS WITH ANOTHER TAXPAYER TO BENEFIT EITHER TAXPAYER’S OWN DEPENDENT.

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