Xinmiao Charity

2026 Spring Semester: Call for Applications from Participating Kindergartens for the "New Seed Philanthropy" Project by Beijing Yinze Public Welfare Foundation

Education lights up childhood; philanthropy nurtures growth. To advance high-quality early childhood education in China and fully implement policies on scientific early learning and aesthetic enlightenment, the Beijing Yinze Public Welfare Foundation is now recruiting participating kindergartens for the "New Seed Public Welfare" project. We invite educators passionate about teaching and seeking resources in science or aesthetic education to join us. Together, let's nurture young minds with love, safeguard childhood with responsibility, and promote comprehensive early development.

I. Foundation and Project Overview

Beijing Yinze Public Welfare Foundation is a legally registered nonprofit organization dedicated to charitable activities. Aligned with national basic education policies, it focuses on enhancing the quality and efficiency of preschool education, providing financial support to students in need and fostering professional development for teachers in underserved regions.

The "New Sprout Charity" initiative is a flagship program of the Foundation, empowering kindergartens with science and aesthetic education. It covers core services including curriculum materials, teacher training, and professional development to spark children's curiosity in scientific exploration, enhance their aesthetic appreciation, and lay a solid foundation for their holistic development and joyful growth.

II. Recruitment Target

This recruitment targets kindergartens with needs for science and arts education resources that are willing to actively support project implementation. Participation is open via voluntary application by the kindergarten, followed by selection by the foundation.

III. Implementation Requirements

1. Implementation scale: 6 classes per institution, with 2 each in small, medium, and large groups.

2. Activity requirement: 2 times/week.

3. Once a project site selects its implementing classes and teachers, personnel changes are generally not permitted. Implementation must continue as required.

IV. Donation Content

Activity materials are based on the Ministry of Education's kindergarten class size standards:

1. Small class: 24 servings/class; Middle class: 30 servings/class; Large class: 36 servings/class.

2. 24 digital resource(s) per class.

3. Online and offline training for kindergarten principals and teachers.

5. Implementation Conditions

Activities and training will be conducted on the ClassIn platform. Each center must ensure stable internet connectivity and install the ClassIn app prior to classes and training sessions.

1. Classroom: Equipped with an all-in-one device or projector.

2. Online Training: Equip yourself with a device featuring a microphone and camera.

VI. Contact Information

Project Team Contact: Teacher Li | Phone: 18511162638

See the application form in the attachment below. Please upload it to the foundation's designated email address by 4/15:

bjyzgyjjh@163.com

New Sprout Public Welfare Project Team

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