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How to Sign Up For Tutoring

Getting tutoring is as simple as two steps

1

Complete online signup form

Tell us your availability, desired subject(s), and contact information so we can match you to a tutor

 

2

Choose a Payment Plan

Choose a payment plan that works best for you, and if you find a tutoring organization that's cheaper, we'll match their price!

*If you are low-income, contact us for details on our low-income program

Low-Income Program

No Closed Roads is dedicated to making tutoring available to all students despite their income. If a student is from a low-income household*, they can register for our low-income program and get tutoring services for free. Please call us or email us today to apply!

*Low-income status is determined based on Department of Housing and Urban Development

  • Are you a public charity?
    Yes. We are recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization/public charity.
  • Where does the money from my purchase(s) go?
    Through No Closed Roads Inc., you can get help while helping others. When you purchase our services, you make it possible for us to be a helping hand in the community. While you get the extra academic help you need, your purchase plants a seed in your community through our various outreach projects, such as our clothing drive, food giveaway, and school supply drive.
  • How can you afford to provide your services to low-income students for free?
    As a 501(c)(3) charity, we seek individual, business, and grant sources of funding. Currently, we mostly rely on individual and business contributions as well as generous donations.
  • If I am an individual or business and donate money, will the donation be tax-deductible?"
    No Closed Roads Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) organization, so donations are tax-deductible. After you donate, you will receive a receipt to provide to your accountant. If you represent a business, you can choose to deduct this as an expense versus as a donation depending on the guidance of your tax advisor.
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