$25 Donors Choose Card Giveaway

Donors Choose

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Donor’s Choose

Stephanie Meadows wins

We got a great gift card that I think would be great to give away. Have you ever heard of DonorsChoose.org? I’m new to the concept, but basically you can give to a classroom project idea.

You can view classrooms in need, and if you are a teacher you can request $ for a project you would like to do.

For example, a lot of the classrooms I am looking through are asking for computers. It looks like HP is teaming up with them, giving them a deal for a few.

Today I am giving away a $25 gift card code, so you get to choose which project you want to donate to. The ones I personally like are the ones asking for BOOKS rather than computers.

Enter

To enter just tell me what you think of the idea, any projects stand out, or anything else going on with you.

Please consider voting for Charlotte as well, some people did on Facebook last week. The contest is wrapping up and there is only a few days left. You can vote per email once per day.

If you are looking for votes in a contest feel free to link them below so we can vote for you too!



8 Responses to “$25 Donors Choose Card Giveaway”

  1. 1
    Emily Browning says:

    I have heard of this website before and I think this is a great idea. I have seen the lack of school supplies first hand. I am partial to science classrooms and I would like to donate my card to WV science teachers needing goggles for their labs.

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    Tanya says:

    I’ve never heard of this website, but really enjoyed checking it out! I vote for “Colorful Expression For Our Autism Program”. I’m a special education teacher and know the importance of having the necessary materials that are crucial to benefit students’ success!

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    I think this is a wonderful idea for teachers to be able to ask for these things and receive donations. I searched on this site and found the schools that my children attend and if I won I would give to the middle school. They are wanting a Little Shop of Physics – motion kit.
    Great giveaway!!! Thanks for sharing about this site.

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    Stephanie Meadows says:

    I think this is great, I’m going to teach high school chemistry and teachers need all the help they can get. I would love to donate to any science related field, as science is so fun and interesting and does not receive nearly the money necessary.

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    Michell says:

    Well I like this idea but it looks like we need to get the word out…My town is not listed..I might donate to Home Schools I’m thinking about taking that route..Nice giveaway
    I think you should consider listig some of your giveways on ‘linkys’ sites so you get more entries..it just let’s those that like to enter giveaways know where to go to enter.

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    Melissa Sparks says:

    What a Great Idea! I love this… So good for the kids,learning, and much more. What a great giveaway!

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    Brandy says:

    I’m a teacher and I know lots of struggling educators out there that could use some assistance. Anything related to technology, but I’d contribute to my friend Jessica’s unfunded projects. She includes literature and/or technology at all times. I have actually won on Donor’s Choose before and I’m a serious supporter of the program!

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    Lauren Peterson says:

    I did this a couple weeks ago, and my project for a science class didn’t get enough funding, so I just gave the money to the teacher to find a new project. It’s a great feeling to know you’re helping!


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