HeartMath Education Projects

Teaching children emotional and behavioral competencies to improve their chances for success in school and providing educators effective tools for positive classroom outcomes have always been among HeartMath Institute’s (HMI) highest priorities. Through the HeartMath Education Projects fund, we provide heart-focused tools and programs to public and private school regular classrooms and special education and gifted programs. Our commitment extends to teachers, parents, counselors, psychologists, administrators and all who care about children.

One-time gifts of even $10 to the HeartMath Education Projects Fund will help a child start to learn about the qualities of the heart. A new door can open for a child with autism. Teachers can practice simple tools for building and conserving personal energy and becoming more resilient – ultimately leading to a rekindling of their desire to educate young minds.

Support the HeartMath Education Projects Fund

Recurring donations provide both contributors and HMI flexibility. Donors who participate in Monthly Giving can provide ongoing support while managing an amount that works comfortably in their household budgets. Monthly Giving also ensures the future of the HeartMath Education Projects by affording the ability to plan ahead, which greatly enhances our outreach efforts.

The HeartMath Education Projects Scholarship Application

Students, teachers and other educators, social workers, education researchers, counselors and those who do home-schooling are among those who should apply for this scholarship. Whether it’s to improve academic performance or classroom behavior or conduct studies on heart-based education, the Education Projects Scholarship is available for a range of needs. Ask us.

Among other programs, services and materials, scholarships may be used for HeartMath’s classroom programs, training for teachers and other educators, the TestEdge® Learning Programs for reducing test anxiety and the emWave® technologies. Scholarships are awarded to applicants who need, but cannot afford to purchase these products. Click to Apply.

Following are examples of successful Education Projects scholarships:

Department of Counseling and Education Development, Mental Health Center, Lexington, N.C.; graduate students.
Garfield Park Academy, Pennington, Pa.; K-12 special education.
Marin City Office of Education, San Rafael, Calif.; high school students with substance abuse.
International School, Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia; expatriate adjustment for 200 students.

Los Angeles Unified School District Department of Transition Services; Venice High School students with anger and anxiety issues.
Pine View School for the Gifted, Sarasota, Fla.; fourth-grade gifted students using an HMI TestEdge^® learning program.
Alliance Medical Center Sebastopol, Calif.; uninsured and poor farm workers and their families.
University of Florida, Gainesville; student health center treatment of bulimia and anorexia.
Midtown Mental Health, Honolulu, Hawaii; juvenile detention center.
Pennsylvania State University; De-Stress Zone and Exploratorium room.
Prototypes Homeless CalWorks Families Projects, Glendora, Calif.; homeless children.
Los Angeles Unified School District Department of Transition Services; Venice High School students who have anger and anxiety issues.
University of Florida; students being introduced to the medical profession.
Atalaya Elementary School, Santa Fe, N.M.; K-6 and behavioral classrooms.
Pine View School for the Gifted, Sarasota, Fla.; fourth-grade gifted students using an IHM TestEdge® learning program.
Smithsburg Senior High School, Hagerstown, Md.; ninth-grade teachers.
General Santos Hope Christian School, General Santos City, Philippines; preschool children.