Bring new, innovative and engaging programs and resources to students and educators at Warwick; enrich children’s education and strengthen the community through targeted grants and programs.
Warwick Education Foundation’s recent giving is defined by two large annual awards to Warwick School District in Lititz, Pennsylvania: $309,424 in 2024 and $277,360 in 2023, both for enhancement of general education and technology. That pattern points to a funder built around school-based support rather than broad external philanthropy. The foundation’s stated aim is to bring new, innovative, and engaging programs and resources to students and educators at Warwick, with a focus on K-12 education, STEM and STEAM, literacy, arts education, and teacher classroom grants. It funds individuals as well as groups through separate grant programs, including educator-led projects and team-based initiatives. The structure is highly local, with all recorded grants going to recipients in Pennsylvania. Across its annual programs, the foundation supports classroom enrichment, instructional tools, and resources that strengthen learning for Warwick students and educators. Its grantmaking is also tied to community and school capacity, using targeted awards to help teachers and staff implement projects, invite experts into classrooms, and purchase materials for instruction.
A central theme is classroom innovation. Warwick Education Foundation’s Innovative Education Grant - Individual provides up to $25,000 for a Warwick educator or staff member to implement an innovative classroom program or instructional project, while the group version supports cross-curricular, team-based, schoolwide, or multi-school initiatives. Another major strand is direct teacher and classroom support. The Warwick Education Foundation Teacher Grants program funds classroom projects, instructional materials, technology, and enrichment activities for K-12 educators in the Warwick school district, with roughly 40–50 grants each year. The foundation also supports expert-led enrichment through its Expert-In-Residence Grant, which pays for outside experts to deliver lectures, workshops, demonstrations, or performances for Warwick School District students. Its focus areas include STEM, arts, literacy, and instructional resources.
Typical grant size is tightly clustered: p25 is $285,376, median is $293,392, and p75 is $301,408. That indicates a small spread around a very large annual school-district award. The recent grant record also shows repeat support for the same recipient across consecutive years, with Warwick School District receiving both 2024 and 2023 grants. The foundation gives locally and all recorded grants go to Pennsylvania recipients. It operates annual grant programs and accepts unsolicited applications for several of them, including educator and expert-in-residence opportunities.
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Most grants fall between $285K and $301K, with a median of $293K.
25th Percentile
$285K
Median
$293K
75th Percentile
$301K
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Grantmaking is concentrated in Pennsylvania, which accounts for 100% of recorded recipient locations. The two largest recent awards went to Warwick School District in Lititz, PA. Program descriptions also place grants within the Warwick School District in Lancaster County, PA, and describe the foundation’s education work as benefiting Warwick students and educators. The distribution is entirely domestic, with U.S. recipients making up 100% of the recent grant sample.
It supports K-12 education, STEM and STEAM, literacy, arts education, teacher classroom grants, educational technology integration, digital literacy, curriculum development, and teacher professional development. Its program descriptions emphasize classroom innovation, enrichment, and resources for Warwick students and educators.
Its typical grant size is very consistent: the 25th percentile is $285,376, the median is $293,392, and the 75th percentile is $301,408. The recent grant record shows annual awards in that same general range.
Yes, several active programs accept unsolicited applications, including the Innovative Education Grant - Individual, the Expert-In-Residence Grant, and the Innovative Education Grant - Group. Other annual programs listed in the data do not specify unsolicited access.
The foundation funds K-12 students, teachers and school staff, schools, and school districts. Its active programs focus on Warwick educators, Warwick School District students, and school-based instructional projects.
Its giving is local. All recorded grants go to recipients in Pennsylvania, and the recent grant record is entirely U.S.-based. The foundation’s program descriptions place the work within Warwick School District in Lancaster County, PA.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT | LITITZ, PA | $612,492 | 2026 | ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY |
| WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT | LITITZ, PA | $674,838 | 2025 | ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY |
| WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT | LITITZ, PA | $309,424 | 2024 | ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY |
| WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT | LITITZ, PA | $277,360 | 2023 | ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY |
WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$612,492ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY
WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$674,838ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY
WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$309,424ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY
WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$277,360ENHANCEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY