The 2026 grant season is underway across all 50 schools Project DREAM is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) Donate
501(c)(3) education foundation since 2004

Every Twin Rivers student deserves the chance to dream bigger.

We fund the field trips, science camps, arts, and college scholarships that classroom budgets can't reach.

Twin Rivers students exploring the Marin coast on a Project DREAM field trip
$500K+ given back to students since our first $10,000 donation
50Twin Rivers schools we serve
$474KApproved in classroom mini grants
158College Bound scholarships awarded
100%Volunteer board, zero paid staff
What your gift makes possible

Experiences that classroom budgets leave behind

Project DREAM turns donations into days students remember for the rest of their lives, in every corner of the district.

Field trips & science camp

Students leave the neighborhood for the ocean, museums, theaters, farms, and week-long outdoor science camps at Sly Park and Coloma.

Arts, music & culture

Mini grants put instruments in hands, students on stage, and history within reach, from the State Capitol to living-history days.

College Bound scholarships

First-generation graduates get a $300 dorm shopping spree, a laptop where possible, and a mentor who walks the aisles with them.

Del Paso Heights students at Sly Park outdoor science camp

Why Twin Rivers?

Twin Rivers Unified School District serves about 26,500 students across North Sacramento, Del Paso Heights, Foothill Farms, North Highlands, Rio Linda, Robla, Elverta, and North Natomas.

  • About 81% of students qualify for free or reduced-price meals.
  • The district has supported nearly 2,000 students experiencing homelessness in a single year.
  • Project DREAM receives no public funds. Every dollar comes from people and businesses who believe in these kids.
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Our programs

Two ways we show up for students

Woodlake Elementary sixth graders at Sly Park Science Camp For teachers

Classroom mini grants

Teachers at all 50 schools apply for funding that covers field trips, science camp, the arts, and hands-on learning their budgets can't stretch to.

$474,433Approved in mini grants
50Schools eligible
Project DREAM College Bound students on a dorm-supply shopping spree For graduating seniors

College Bound

First-generation college students get a $300 dorm shopping spree, laptops where possible, and a $100 reward for finishing their first term strong.

$90,804Awarded in five years
75Laptops gifted
That was such a great experience for my students. I am so thankful to Project DREAM. It makes me smile remembering that day.
Suzy BruscaSixth-grade teacher, Foothill Oaks Elementary

Made possible by our community

Local businesses and partners who fund the dream alongside Twin Rivers families and staff.

Status
501(c)(3) charity
Donations
Tax-deductible
Governance
All-volunteer board
Transparency
Founded
21 years of service

Keep the dream going for the next student.

A single gift can send a child to science camp or help a first-generation graduate move into the dorms with confidence.