Between the moment the drive kicked off on June 15 and the moment it closed last night, here's what generous ScienceBlogs readers accomplished:
- 195 of you made donations.
- Together, those donations added up to $16,097.27.
- You also helped 4 of the 19 challenges meet their goals, securing an additional 10% of the totals raised in those challenges ($841.53) from DonorsChoose.
- Thus, with the $10,000 match from SEED, you've raised $26,938.80 to help students and teachers get what they need to make education happen.
That's pretty awesome! We thank you and the teachers and kids thank you.
Don't forget: If you want to be in the drawing for the fabulous prizes, forward your email confirmation from DonorsChoose it to: sb.donorschoose.bonanza@gmail.com This is your contest entry. Starting July 5, we'll select random entries and keep going till we've given away all the prizes.
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