Every Student Deserves to Succeed in Math
Your support helps us keep our doors open to every child — regardless of their family’s ability to pay. There are many ways to get involved.
Lend your time and talent
Have a passion for math or working with young people? We need dedicated volunteers to help us expand our reach across Florida.
Tutoring volunteers
We’re looking for teachers who want to improve their craft of teaching multi-sensory math.
- 1–3 sessions per week during the school year
- Small groups of 2–6 students and 1:1 settings
Tutors receive: ongoing mentorship, unique training in multi-sensory math, and continuous support from our specialist team.
Express interestAdministrative volunteers
Help us behind the scenes to grow our impact and keep operations running smoothly.
- Marketing and outreach
- Grant writing and fundraising
- Social media management
- Event planning
- Administrative support
Material support stretches every dollar
We welcome donations of supplies and equipment that help us deliver the best possible learning experience for our students.
Educational materials
- Math workbooks and textbooks (current editions)
- Manipulatives (blocks, fraction tiles, base-ten blocks)
- Calculators (scientific and graphing)
- Dry-erase boards and markers
- Graph paper, lined paper, pencils, erasers
Technology
- Laptops or tablets (gently used or new)
- Educational software licenses
- Printers and paper
Furniture & gift cards
- Student desks and chairs
- Bookshelves and file cabinets
- Office supply store gift cards (Staples, Office Depot)
- Amazon gift cards for specific materials
- Lakeshore Learning / Teacher Created Materials
Your support changes lives
When students gain confidence in math, they gain confidence in themselves — and that opens doors to countless opportunities.
“Math Reach FL’s tutoring helped my child finally enjoy math and improve grades. I’ve never seen such a transformation — she actually looks forward to math now.”
“The workshops gave me new tools to support my students’ learning in meaningful ways. I now know how to spot math disabilities early and actually help.”
Questions? Let’s talk.
We’re happy to answer any questions about donating, volunteering, or partnering with Math Reach.