National Day of Giving

It takes a lot of marbles, tape, baking soda, LED lights, mini-bug robots, plant seeds, and other supplies to keep a great science education program running! Help CRS to reach our Spring fundraising goal of $10,000!

Thanks to a generous challenge grant from the Dean Witter Foundation, your donation will be matched one-for-one. Double your impact!
Join us on the National Day of Giving by making your gift through East Bay Gives on May 6! For every gift received, CRS will be entered in a special raffle for a chance at additional funds, meeting space, and other prizes!

Please help CRS keep exciting science and engineering learning happening in local elementary schools!

                                            Recognizing excellence with the
Science Superstar Program
                                                Bringing 500+ diverse, enthusiastic STEM role models into classrooms

Workshops and individual support for teachers

In the words of one of our teachers:

“Teaching science is about helping students understand how the world around them works.  From what happens when you make pancakes to why you need sunlight to grow a garden, science helps students make sense of their lived experience and exposes them to life beyond their own community.

CRS is such a valuable resource – especially their BASIS program which brings real-life scientists into public school classrooms like mine to “do science” with students.  The hands-on lessons that they tailor to the needs of each classroom allowed my students to make sense of some difficult science concepts we’ve been studying this year.”

Donate online (link to East Bay Gives on May 6, otherwise, link to JustGive)

By Mail: Community Resources for Science
1611 San Pablo Ave, Suite 10 B
Berkeley, CA 94702

Link to CRS video (or embed)

CRS currently serves over 1,000 Kindergarten through 6th grade teachers in more than 100 schools, impacting learning for over 25,000 students.
More than 500 scientists and engineers volunteer through our BASIS program, presenting hundreds of lessons and engaging over 10,000 students each year.