So eight of you, besides me, so far, think that Donors Choose is a worthy cause. The generous eight have had an impact on 305 students! (See the Leaderboard for details.)
Anybody else? Also, remember the cool prizes available if you donate.
Chad at Uncertain Principles has harangued his readers but I certainly wouldn't do that to you. I merely direct you to his harangue.
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ok, ok, I donated $50 :).
Thank you Kate!
Part of me feels sort of bad for bugging you all for $$, even though educational causes are at the top of my personal giving list. I know everybody has their own priorities in giving, and just because you don't give here doesn't mean you aren't giving elsewhere. I just hope some of you will find this to be a worthwhile place to spend some of your philanthropic dollars!
I just want my cool magnet!