Email is the #1 most effective tool you can use to fund your DonorsChoose request. Asking for donations from the people you know can seem daunting at first, so we’ve broken the process down into six easy steps. Here’s all the [Read More...]
The Most Generous Time of the Year
No time of year inspires more generosity than the holidays. Last December alone, DonorsChoose supporters contributed $18 million to classroom projects on the site. And the giving season isn’t unique to DonorsChoose; 30% [Read More...]
The Gates Foundation to Boost Every Donation Made on DonorsChoose.org
Update 8/14/19: Funds for the boost have been fully spent out, but there are still plenty of teachers who need your support! Back-to-school season just got even better! On August 13th, the Bill & Melinda Gates [Read More...]
Get Your Classroom Project Funded: The 4 Essential Steps
You’ve decided to give this DonorsChoose.org thing a whirl and you want to make sure your classroom project will be funded. Here’s everything you need to know about funding your projects and getting your students the resources [Read More...]
The Ultimate Guide to Social Media (for DonorsChoose.org Teachers)
Social media is a many-headed beast. Though the sheer amount of noise on social can make it difficult to navigate, it also affords great advantages and advice when you need a hand. Here are a few ways to use social media [Read More...]
Your Teacher Page: The Fundraising Tool You Didn’t Know You Had
Katie Vallas is the School & Partnership Engagement Manager at DonorsChoose.org. Even though she’s not currently teaching, she couldn’t resist the urge to include her old teacher page link in this bio. (Best practices die [Read More...]
Beyond the Basics: Unique Ways to Inspire Support for Your Students
Guest blogger Andy Yung is a Pre-K teacher at P.S. 244Q, The Active Learning Elementary School, in Flushing, New York. Visit him on DonorsChoose.org and his own webpage. DonorsChoose.org is an amazing resource for any [Read More...]
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