Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Scott Biggs American Dreams Foundation?
An independent foundation focused on expanding long-term financial opportunity, education and stronger rural communities for families in Montana and Idaho.
What is the 2,000 Kids Initiative?
A proposed annual goal to contribute $1,000 to the Trump Accounts of 2,000 eligible children in Montana and Idaho. It is not yet an open or guaranteed benefit.
Are applications open?
Not yet. Application dates and procedures will be posted on this website once approved.
Does my child need an existing Trump Account?
The proposed program is designed for children with existing Trump Accounts. Final requirements and verification procedures are still being developed.
Who is eligible?
The Foundation intends to serve children in Montana and Idaho. Exact residency, age/birth-year and any other criteria remain subject to approval and will be published before enrollment.
Is this the same as the federal $1,000 pilot contribution?
No. The Foundation’s proposed contribution is separate from any federal government contribution. The two programs may have different eligibility requirements.
Does every eligible child receive $1,000?
No award should be assumed or guaranteed. Funding targets, eligible classes, selection rules and the contribution process must be finalized first.
How will children be selected?
[LEGAL REVIEW] The recipient-selection or qualifying-class process has not been finalized. We will publish approved procedures before inviting applications.
Can I apply for more than one child?
[PROGRAM DECISION] Household and multiple-child procedures will be announced with the application instructions.
Will families pay an application fee?
The Foundation does not intend to charge families to apply. [CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLICATION]
When will contributions be made?
No contribution date has been announced. The Foundation will provide timing information after legal and operational procedures are approved.
How do Trump Accounts work?
Trump Accounts are federally governed accounts for eligible children. For official account rules, contribution limits, investments and withdrawals, visit trumpaccounts.gov and IRS guidance.
Can the Foundation help me open a Trump Account?
This site focuses on the Foundation’s proposed contribution initiative. For opening or managing an account, consult the official federal program resources.
Will this affect taxes or public benefits?
Effects depend on individual circumstances and applicable rules. The Foundation cannot provide individual tax or benefits advice; consult the official program guidance or a qualified adviser.
Is the Foundation part of the federal government or a political party?
No. The Foundation is independent and uses “Trump Account” because that is the program’s official name. [COUNSEL CONFIRM NON-AFFILIATION WORDING]
How will my family’s information be protected?
The Foundation intends to use a secure application system and publish a privacy policy before collecting application data. Do not submit sensitive documents through the general contact form.