For Applicants
Family-facing application workflows, eligibility screening, document collection, IVES-ready income verification placeholders, scholarship notices, and clear customer support for parents.
Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Scholarships
Invest in Students.
Power a Generation.
Federal tax credit scholarships for Jewish K-12 students.
Stronger schools. Stronger families. Stronger future.
100% federal tax credit means you can provide $1,700 of support while being $0 net out of pocket.
ⓘ The Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program is new and subject to federal law, state participation, and IRS/Treasury guidance.
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Our Difference
0% Admin Fee. 100% Scholarship Impact.
EdGen does not charge an administrative fee. Our administrative costs and overhead are covered externally, so 100% of every qualified contribution goes directly to scholarship awards for eligible students.
Full-Service Jewish FSTC Infrastructure
One national platform for families, donors, schools, and communities.
EdGen is being built as a full-service Scholarship Granting Organization for the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, focused exclusively on helping Jewish parents access school choice and send their children to the school that is best for them.
For Donors
Donor education, contribution workflows, school designation options where permitted, tax-credit documentation, donor support, and clear guidance on final IRS/Treasury rules.
For Schools
School onboarding, enrollment verification, tuition and fee coordination, scholarship award reporting, parent communication support, and a centralized school support desk.
For Communities
Community-level reporting, campaign materials, local outreach support, Federation/community-branded portals, and implementation support for Jewish communities across the country.
White-Label Opportunities
Your community’s brand. EdGen’s FSTC backend.
EdGen offers a white-label FSTC infrastructure model for Federations, local communities, and Jewish education coalitions that want a locally branded scholarship experience without having to build the full system themselves.
Partner communities can maintain their own front-end branding while EdGen powers the backend systems for donors, applicants, schools, scholarship workflows, reporting, support, and compliance readiness.
Federations, local communities, and Jewish education coalitions can use EdGen’s backend systems while presenting a locally branded front-end experience to their families, donors, schools, and community stakeholders.
Explore a White-Label PartnershipWhat EdGen can power
- Community-branded landing pages
- Donor education and donor intake
- Family application workflows
- School onboarding and data collection
- Scholarship administration workflows
- Support for applicants, donors, and schools
- Reporting dashboards and campaign visibility
- IRS/Treasury-guidance updates as rules develop
Resource Library
Download FSTC guides for families, donors, schools, and community leaders.
These materials are designed to help explain the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit clearly while final IRS/Treasury guidance continues to develop.
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FSTC One-Page Overview
A high-level introduction for all audiences.
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Donor One-Pager
Simple donor-facing explanation of the opportunity.
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Parent FAQ
Common family questions about applying and eligibility.
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Donor FAQ
Tax-credit, designation, and documentation questions.
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School Participation Packet
School onboarding, data prep, and process overview.
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Application Document Checklist
What families should prepare before applying.
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Tax Credit vs. Deduction
Why a credit is different from a charitable deduction.
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0% Admin Fee Overview
How EdGen’s 0% admin model works.
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Cash-Flow Timeline
When donors give and when credits are claimed.
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FSTC Is Not a Voucher
Clear language for community and policy conversations.
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State Opt-In Tracker
Participating-state information and update workflow.
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Community Leader Briefing Memo
Talking points for rabbanim, boards, and communal leaders.
2026 Eligibility Planning Tool
FSTC 300% AMI eligibility by county.
Hover over any county, or search by county and state, to view the estimated 300% AMI scholarship eligibility threshold using HUD’s 2026 income data.
Data source
HUD FY 2026 Section 8 Income Limits
Effective May 1, 2026
This tool is for informational planning purposes only. Final FSTC scholarship eligibility will depend on federal law, IRS/Treasury guidance, SGO review, income verification, state participation, and final program rules.
Endorsed by Leading Jewish Organizations
National partners supporting school choice for Jewish families.
Jewish Federations of North America, Torah Umesorah, the Orthodox Union, and Prizmah endorse the good work of EdGen to help Jewish parents access school choice and send their children to the school that best fits their needs.
Jewish Federations
of North America
of North America
Jewish Federations unite and strengthen Jewish communities across North America to shape a vibrant future.
jewishfederations.orgTorah Umesorah
Torah Umesorah works to ensure every Jewish child in yeshivos, day schools, and Bais Yaakovs receives the highest standards of Torah education.
torahumesorah.orgOrthodox Union
The Orthodox Union supports Orthodox Jewish life through communal services, education, advocacy, youth programming, and kosher certification.
ou.orgPrizmah
Prizmah is the network for Jewish day schools and yeshivas in North America, partnering with schools, funders, and communities.
prizmah.orgThree Simple Steps
Families Apply
Parents submit a demo application with household, school, student, and income information.
Eligibility Is Verified
Eligibility logic is displayed for demo purposes. IVES integration is shown as a placeholder only.
Scholarships Are Awarded
Scholarships are awarded based on funding, program rules, and final government guidance.
For Families
Scholarship support for eligible K-12 students
Who may qualify?
Eligibility is expected to include household income, family size, public school enrollment eligibility, state participation, and other program rules.
What can scholarships cover?
Qualified K-12 education expenses may include tuition, fees, books, supplies, and other approved education expenses, subject to final guidance.
What should families prepare?
Student information, school information, household size, prior-year income, and authorization for income verification.
For Schools
Partnering with schools to serve families
School participation
Participating schools may submit school profiles, tuition schedules, contact information, grade ranges, and enrollment verification processes.
School database placeholder
The live version should include a searchable database of Jewish schools in opted-in states, with legal review regarding residency and school-location rules.
Demo Application
Scholarship Application Preview
This form is a non-active demo. It does not submit, store, verify, or transmit personal information.
Information Center
Resources and downloads
One-Page Overview
A concise overview for families, schools, and donors.
Longer FAQ
Detailed program questions, eligibility notes, and pending guidance items.
School Packet
Participation checklist, data fields, and onboarding steps.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this website live?
No. This is a demo website only. Forms, donations, payment processing, document upload, and IVES are not active.
Can a donor designate a specific child?
No. The production site should clearly state that contributions cannot be earmarked for a particular student.
What if the family lives in an opt-out state but the school is in an opt-in state?
This is flagged as a pending guidance issue. The site should not make a final eligibility promise until Treasury/IRS clarifies the rule.
What does $3,400 mean?
It refers to married taxpayers filing jointly. It still requires formal approval within final Treasury/IRS rules and should be reviewed before accepting real contributions.
Contact
Questions?
Use this placeholder form for demo purposes. In production, connect this to a secure CRM or email workflow.