Experian donates $50,000 to Orange County-based

Costa Mesa-based Experian has recently donated $50,000 to MIND Research Institute, a neuroscience and education non-profit corporation headquartered in Santa Ana that is dedicated to education program excellence and cutting edge scientific research.

MIND Research Institute has successfully transferred more than 30 years of breakthrough brain and learning research into applied education programs for K-12 students. The organization continually improves its programs through data mining over 50 million student sessions and nine years of standardized math test results, and publishes its scientific and educational research. Standardized test results have shown remarkable increases for participating students.

“We are delighted to have the generous support of Experian for our important K-12 math education programs,” says Andrew Coulson, President of the MIND Research Institute’s Education Division. “Their support will help us reach over 1,400 teachers in Orange County with a revolutionary approach to help their students realize their academic potential.”

“With this recent grant, Experian has demonstrated their support of the MIND Research Institute’s innovative, research based approach to K-12 math education,” said Andrew Coulson, President of the MIND’s Education Division. “Experian’s investment will help us reach 1,400 teachers in Orange County, helping us improve the educational outcomes for 30,000 students, and we are grateful for their support.”

In Orange County, MIND is reaching 30,000 students, 1,400 teachers and 140 schools.