Casey’s Awards More Than $1.3 Million in Cash for Classrooms Grants
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Grants supporting educational resources have been distributed to 100 schools in Casey’s communities.
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This year, Casey’s awarded more than
through 100 grants to K-12 public and nonprofit private schools in 17 states.$1.3 million -
Since launching in 2020, Casey’s has distributed more than 500 grants totaling
through the program.$6.2 million -
The program funds individual grants of up to
for physical improvements, material needs, teacher support and community engagement initiatives in Casey’s communities.$50,000

This year, Casey’s awarded more than
The annual program provides individual grants of up to
“Strong schools help build strong communities, and that’s core to who we are at Casey’s,” said Katie Petru, Director of PR, Communications and Community at Casey’s. “Our purpose is to make life better for our communities and guests every day, and Cash for Classrooms allows us to do that by directly supporting teachers and students where Casey’s calls home. We’re grateful to our generous guests, team members and partners who share our passion for this program and help increase the impact.”
Examples of this year’s Cash for Classrooms grants include:
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to$50,000 West Liberty Community School District (West Liberty, Iowa ) to build an all‑inclusive, sensory‑friendly playground designed to serve students of all abilities. -
to$50,000 USD 234 Eugene Ware Elementary School (Fort Scott, Kansas ) to install an inclusive playground that promotes accessible outdoor learning and play. -
to Marshall County High School ($35,000 Benton, Kentucky ) to add a weather‑protective awning that improves accessibility for students using wheelchairs. -
to Waterford High School ($30,000 Waterford, Wisconsin ) to purchase new soccer shelters and benches supporting student‑athletes and outdoor activities. -
to$25,000 Mountain View School District (Mountain View, Arkansas ) to make building improvements across the district. -
to Northside Elementary School ($6,983 Geneseo, Illinois ) to purchase much‑needed furniture and materials for the art classroom. -
to Jones Elementary School ($5,850 Springdale, Arkansas ) to support fitness and activity through a walking classroom program.
Cash for Classrooms grant applications will reopen in the fall of 2026. To learn more about Cash for Classrooms, visit www.caseys.com/community.
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About Casey’s
Casey’s is a Fortune 500 company (Nasdaq: CASY) operating approximately 2,900 convenience stores. Founded more than 50 years ago, the company has grown to become the third-largest convenience store retailer and the fifth-largest pizza chain in
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