We've just heard from the Sb overlords:
Seed has agreed to do prize drawings again this year for donors who give to DonorsChoose, beginning this Friday. We'll be giving away 50 Seed Magazine subscriptions and about 15 or so other prizes from an assortment of mugs, laptop covers and USB drives. Each Friday we'll choose winners for a third of the prizes. In addition, there will be one 'grand prize' at the end of the drive, of an iPod Touch.To enter the drawing, all you need to do is forward your donation confirmation emails to scienceblogs@gmail.com.
Now, the bad news is you have to forward your donation email to TWO addresses, including mine, but the good news is you could get two prizes that way! Way cool! :-)
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Yay! Prizes! From our benevolent Seed overlords!
All you have to do is take part in our Donors Choose campaign.
Here's the scoop:
Seed has agreed to do prize drawings again this year for donors who give to DonorsChoose, beginning this Friday [10/17/08]. We'll be giving away 50 Seed mag…
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Seed Overlords are pitching in some cool prizes for people who donate to any of the SciBlings DonorsChoose challenges, including mine.
Janet has the goods:
First, make a donation (from $5 on up) to any of the challenges mounted by ScienceBlogs bloggers.
After donating, forward…
We're nearly to the halfway mark (in terms of time) on Blogger Challenge 2008 and the mommy bloggers are still leaving us in their dust. We've told you about the school kids you could help by donating to our challenges, we've offered small incentives (and big incentives).
Today, the news comes…
In case helping preschool special ed students by providing materials for science exploration isn't rewarding enough, the Scienceblogs overlords at Seed Media have made two really enticing offers.
First, Seed is matching the first $15,000 donated by scienceblogs readers during the challenge. I think…
Will they be matching donations? 'cause kids need paper more than I need another coffee mug.
LL -- I'm not sure, but I totally agree. I'll try to find out.
While you're at it, can you lean on them to give free subscriptions to all classrooms benefited? That costs them fuck all, and gives kids a popular science exposure they otherwise might not get.