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EDUCATOR EMPORIUM

Free school supplies for every APS Educator!

Since 2021, the Educator Emporium has helped Aurora teachers stock their classrooms without spending their own money — no strings attached. We have helped over 2,500 educators from all APS schools gather supplies for their classrooms and students!

The Educator Emporium is open every month throughout the school year for educators to “shop” for their classrooms.

New in 2026, we will be hosting the Sign Up Genius link on this page, and registration will be open one week before each session.

NEW EDUCATOR DAY - 7/30 - CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP - timing changed to 11am-4pm!
Starting 7/28 - click here to reserve your spot for August 4
Starting 7/29 - click here to reserve your spot for August 5

See below for 2026-27 school year shopping dates, and please reach out to us at apsfoundation@aurorak12.org with any questions.

2026–27 Shopping Dates

Sign-ups open one week before each date. Click a month to see details.

Volunteer for the Educator Emporium
Purchase School Supplies
Donate to Provide School Supplies

For questions, or if you would like to host a supply drive or volunteer with your company/organization, please contact us at: apsfoundation@aurorak12.org or call 303-326-2042.

“Thank you so much! As teachers, we spend so much of our money on supplies for our classrooms. Being able to come and shop at the Emporium and get all that we needed for free was amazing. It really means so much!”
- APS Teacher
Everything has been great! My first year teaching the Emporium really saved my bank account. The school had no supplies for me and only six students brought school supplies. I received many things I needed like pencils, paper, stapler, erasers, markers, crayons and stuff to organize my room. I appreciate this service so much!
- APS Teacher
“AMAZING! I've never experienced something like this before. Everyone was super helpful, and I was able to get things that my students either couldn't afford, or had lost at that point in the school year.”
- APS Teacher

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