Can I use ESA or school-choice funds for FutureMakers Sparks?
Can I use ESA or school-choice funds for FutureMakers Sparks?
FutureMakers is an approved vendor in the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account, the Arkansas Education Freedom Account and the Utah Fits All Scholarship. This page shows which programs list us, how families pay, and what to check before you order.
Can I use ESA or school-choice funds for FutureMakers Sparks?
FutureMakers is an approved vendor in the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account, the Arkansas Education Freedom Account and the Utah Fits All Scholarship. Families in those programs pay through the platform their program uses. Each program reviews purchases family by family, so check your account's rules before you order.
Which ESA programs is FutureMakers an approved vendor for, and how do families pay?
FutureMakers is an approved vendor in three programs, and families pay through the platform each program uses.
Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA). Pay through ClassWallet.
Arkansas Education Freedom Account (EFA). Pay through ClassWallet.
Utah Fits All Scholarship. Shop the Odyssey marketplace.
We add programs to this list as they add us as a vendor.
Are FutureMakers Sparks ESA eligible?
FutureMakers Sparks are hands-on educational materials, and no program decides ahead of time that a Spark fits every family. Each program reviews purchases family by family, and some also review products before they appear in a marketplace. Check your account's rules before you order, and email info@kidsmakethingsbetter.com if your program asks us for anything.
Other ways to pay
Can California charter school funds pay for FutureMakers Sparks?
Many California charter schools add a materials vendor such as FutureMakers only after an enrolled family asks. Ask your teacher to add FutureMakers as a vendor, and email info@kidsmakethingsbetter.com if the school needs our details. Some charters pay the seller directly and do not reimburse families, so check with your teacher before you buy anything yourself.
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