JUMP Math is a 5-star charity with High demonstrated impact. It has strong disclosure, with an A grade for results reporting. Its reserve funds are within Ci’s reasonable range. For every dollar donated to JUMP Math, 58 cents are available to go to the cause, which is outside Ci’s reasonable range.

A Charity Intelligence 2025 Top 100 Rated Charity.

JUMP Math, established in 2002, helps students grades K-8 improve their math skills through evidence-based learning. The charity aims to address learning loss, unequal access to math education, low math achievement, and limited opportunities for teachers to strengthen their math instruction. The World Bank predicts that poor basic math skills will result in $17 trillion in income lost for this generation of students.

JUMP Math runs one main math program that provides curriculum-aligned resources, professional learning, and tutoring to students and educators. In F2025, it spent $4.9m on this program, including $547k sent to JUMP Math U.S. The charity also granted $100k to the Toronto Foundation for Student Success for after-school math support.

JUMP Math works directly with schools and educators to deliver its math program. In F2025, it reached 578,800 students and 47,500 teachers globally, including 17,843 Indigenous students across 70 schools in remote communities. On average, it cost JUMP Math $12 for every student it helped in F2025.

JUMP Math develops and publishes math resources for use in classrooms and at home, including free digital resources for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers. In F2025, more than 98,800 free resources were downloaded from its Resource Centre, which engaged 8,400 parents and homeschoolers. JUMP Math also launched Accumula, a supplementary resource with more than 60 digital lessons per grade to help students close learning gaps. It finalized a research-supported preschool math resource, which was piloted with 3,500 children through the YMCA of Greater Toronto in F2025.

The charity also provided professional learning to 8,000 educators, delivering 1,206 hours of training in F2025. Its Toronto District School Board pilot expanded to 22 high-needs schools, reaching approximately 8,900 students and 350 teachers. Through its partnership with the Toronto Foundation for Student Success, 35 tutors provided 53,346 hours of after-school math tutoring to 1,300 students.

JUMP Math’s audited financial statements use line-item costing, which is not a best practice. This means its expenses are not clearly defined between program, administrative, and fundraising categories.

The charity had total revenues of $7.4m in F2025. It received $1.9m in donations, representing 26% of revenue, and $5.4m in fees for service (purchases of JUMP Math resources), equal to 73% of revenue.

JUMP Math spent $4.9m on its programs, which is 66% of its revenue. It also granted $100k to the Toronto Foundation for Student Success. The charity recorded a surplus of $158k in F2025.

Administrative costs were $2.0m, representing 27% of revenue (excluding investment income). The charity spent $274k on fundraising, equal to 14% of donations. Total overhead spending was 42%. For every dollar donated to JUMP Math, 58 cents are available to go to the cause. This is outside Ci’s reasonable range.

The charity had gross reserve funds of $70k and interest-bearing debts of $301k in F2025. These debts consist of $152k of bank debt and $150k owed to University Technologies International Inc. (UTI) under a revenue-based funding agreement to support the development of the charity’s digital platform. Excluding debts, JUMP Math’s reserve funds can cover under one month of annual program costs.

JUMP Math also spent $1.4m on capital expenditures in F2025, primarily on the development of its digital platform. Through its partnership with Spanish social enterprise, Innovaciones Educativas UpSocial, JUMP Math aims to digitize its math teaching resources and develop an online learning management system to provide teachers and students with a digital learning experience. JUMP Math holds a 22.1% equity interest in the organization, valued at $876k.

This is a charity update that has been sent JUMP Math by Neela Jalilian on August 5, 2026.