First and foremost, it sucks that DonorsChoose.org exists at all. Why do teachers have to spend their own money or beg others to give them money for things they use in their classrooms?Whew, okay, that's out of my system. I love that DonorsChoose.org does exist. I'm currently 4 for 4 on writing and funding projects. The first project was to buy divider tabs for my new AVID students. The second project was an awesome deal on Samsung Chromebooks. My third project was headphones for an independent work station in my classroom. The most recent project was to replace the Chromebooks that are three years old and starting to show their age.
I've linked each project so that you get sense of what a completed project looks like.
I've done two huge projects and two smaller projects. All of them completed, some quicker than others.
What's the secret to funding a project?
I'm not an expert but here's what I did:While asking for donations for things that should just be handed out by your school shouldn't be the norm, it is. DonorsChoose.org and other fundraising sites are key to adding to your classroom and making education better for your student.
I've linked each project so that you get sense of what a completed project looks like.
I've done two huge projects and two smaller projects. All of them completed, some quicker than others.
What's the secret to funding a project?
I'm not an expert but here's what I did:While asking for donations for things that should just be handed out by your school shouldn't be the norm, it is. DonorsChoose.org and other fundraising sites are key to adding to your classroom and making education better for your student.
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