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Free K-12 reading curriculum with structured literacy passages, assessments, and guided reading for grades 3-12. Boston MA nonprofit; serves 6M+ students in 100+ countries;
CommonLit is a nonprofit educational technology organization that provides a free, comprehensive reading and literacy curriculum for students in grades three through twelve. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, CommonLit has grown to serve millions of students and teachers globally, building one of the most widely adopted free literacy platforms in K-12 education. The organization's mission is to ensure that all students — regardless of their school's budget — have access to high-quality reading instruction with engaging texts, assessment tools, and teacher resources.\n\nCommonLit's library contains thousands of literary and informational texts spanning fiction, poetry, historical documents, and news articles, all assessed for reading level and aligned to ELA standards. Teachers can assign individual texts with built-in guided reading supports — including vocabulary definitions, audio read-aloud, and annotation tools — and assess comprehension through guided reading questions and discussion prompts. The platform provides real-time data dashboards showing student performance, highlighting which students are struggling with specific comprehension skills and which texts are generating engagement or difficulty.\n\nCommonLit's recent addition of a structured literacy curriculum and the organization's acquisition by Newsela have strengthened its position as a comprehensive K-12 literacy platform. While the free tier remains central to its mission, CommonLit also offers a premium paid tier for schools and districts that want additional curriculum features, professional development resources, and reporting. The organization competes with ReadWorks, Newsela, and district-adopted reading programs from publishers like Amplify and Benchmark Education, while maintaining broad adoption driven by its free core offering.
GiveCampus is the leading fundraising platform for 1,000+ educational institutions, processing $2B+ in donations; profitable since 2016, raised $50M from Silversmith Capital, investing $100M in product.
GiveCampus is the leading education fundraising technology platform trusted by more than 1,000 colleges, universities, and K–12 institutions to power their annual giving, peer-to-peer campaigns, day-of-giving events, volunteer engagement, donor stewardship, and advancement operations. Founded in 2014 and launched in 2015, the Washington, D.C.-based company has processed over $2B in donations to educational institutions and has been profitable since 2016 — a rare distinction in enterprise SaaS that reflects both product-market fit and disciplined unit economics from its earliest days.
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