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What is Raise Education?
What is Raise Education?

Raise Education combines 529 plans and crowdfunding to make saving for education easy and flexible.

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Written by Jack McCann
Updated over 2 weeks ago

What is Raise Education?

Raise Education is a platform designed to make saving for education simpler, more flexible, and collaborative. By combining the tax advantages of a traditional 529 savings plan with the power of crowdfunding, Raise Education helps families, friends, and communities come together to invest in education—creating a shared path toward brighter futures.

How Does Raise Education Work?

1. Create a Raise Education Account: Open a Raise Education account in minutes and set up a 529 plan through our trusted partner, My529.

2. Invite Friends and Family: Use your scholar profile to invite friends and family to contribute.

3. Save and Grow Your Funds: Contributions are pooled into a 529 plan, where they grow tax-free when used for qualified education expenses.

4. Use Your Funds: Withdraw funds as needed for tuition, books, private school, graduate programs, and more.

Why Choose Raise Education?

- Crowdfunding for Education: Turn birthdays, holidays, and milestones into opportunities to grow your education fund.

- Flexibility in Use: Funds can be used for various educational needs, not just college.

- Tax Advantages: Enjoy the benefits of tax-free growth for qualified expenses.

- Transparency and Ease of Use: Manage your account and contributions through a simple, intuitive platform.

Who Can Use Raise Education?

Raise Education is ideal for:

- Parents saving for their children’s education: From private school to graduate studies.

- Adult learners saving for themselves: Flexible for those returning to school.

- Supporters: Grandparents, friends, and others who want to contribute to a scholar’s future.

Get Started with Raise Education

Ready to build an education fund? Sign up today and start saving for a brighter future!

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