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Classroom Furniture Giveaway

Empowering Teachers. Inspiring Students.

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What It’s All About

We award $40,000 in classroom furniture to deserving teachers.

Our annual classroom furniture giveaway offers K-12 educators across the United States the chance to win $40,000 worth of free classroom furniture solutions for their students. By using our Classroom Planner tool, teachers can design their dream learning space and submit their vision for a chance to win.

Through our annual classroom furniture giveaway, we celebrate and support your dedication to crafting inspiring educational spaces. Our giveaway features:

Innovative Classroom Furniture

Teachers can choose the latest classroom designs with our comprehensive range of K-12 furniture solutions.

Personalized Space Planning

Our easy-to-use Classroom Planner tool allows teachers to visualize and plan their ideal learning space with ease.

Recognition and Community Support

We foster a community around educators and promote a passion for enhancing the educational experience.

Ruckus Post-Leg Desk and Activity Table, Ricochet Stools, Oath Task Chair, and Intellect Wave Chairs in a classroom; dynamic seating in a classroom at Marinette Elementary, ideal for K-12 classrooms

When To Apply

The grand prize winners of our current giveaway have been announced!

Our annual giveaway is open for entries for a few weeks each year. Design your classroom by creating an image with our Classroom Planner tool. Then, subscribe to our email communications and follow us on social media (Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn) to hear about announcements for our Classroom Furniture Giveaway.

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How You Can Win

Don’t miss the chance to give your learning space a makeover!

All you need to do is:

1. Design Your Space

Use our Classroom Planner tool to create a layout that reflects your vision and export an image.

2. Submit Your Entry

When entries are open, share your design layout with a brief description of how it will enhance the learning experience for you and your students.

That’s it! Then, our education team will review your submission and select finalists. Each finalist will be invited to share more about their design submission and rally the support of their community for a final vote to determine the grand prize winners.

Why KI’s Doing This

We want to empower your teaching experience and inspire student learning.

It’s as simple but as powerful as that. At KI, we’re committed to fostering environments where both teachers and students can thrive. By providing well-designed spaces and high-quality furniture solutions, we create the foundation for educational success.

Most importantly, we understand that when teachers and students are empowered to shape their own environments, the impact is transformative. Our ongoing research into the influence of physical spaces on educational outcomes positions us as ideal partners in transforming learning environments. And we’re so honored to have that opportunity.

Who Has Won

See the success stories from our previous winners.

We’ve had the pleasure of awarding 11 brand-new classroom transformations! Learn more about the teachers’ inspiring stories and view the students’ reactions to their remarkable classroom designs.

Giveaway 3.0

Eastern

Ms. Zibro

3rd Grade Classroom

Rensselaer Park Elementary School
Troy, NY

For her third grade classroom, Ms. Zibro designed a space with different zones to support various activities and meet students' different learning styles, abilities, and social-emotional needs.

Central

Mrs. Childers

High School Classroom

Kellyville Academy Alternative Education School
Kellyville, OK

For her high school classroom, Mrs. Childers created a versatile space that embraces color theory and tactile learning so students can easily switch between arts, sciences, and learning life skills.

Western

Ms. Weiner

Elementary School Classroom

Woodway Elementary
Fort Worth, TX

For her special education classroom, Ms. Weiner designed a vibrant, inclusive space to accommodate students with different learning and mobility needs and support independent, group, and pre-vocational learning.

Library / Media Center

Ms. Elias

Library / Media Center

Moore Middle School
Redlands, CA

For her library media center, Ms. Elias created a modern hub with an adaptable layout to support student autonomy, creativity, and collaboration -- as well as larger groups and hands-on programming.

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