The ScienceBlogs/DonorsChoose Challenge is now officially over, and Janet Stemwedel has the results at Adventures in Ethics and Science:
- 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.
I'd like to send a special thanks to the four generous donors who gave a total of $345 through this site's challenge. Well done! If you donated but you haven't yet forwarded your confirmation along to put yourself in the running for some great prizes, please go ahead and do that. Send it to sb.donorschoose.bonanza@gmail.com.
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