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Thank you notes from DonorsChoose Science Bloggers Challenge teachers

Posted on March 21, 2013 By David Shiffman 1 Comment on Thank you notes from DonorsChoose Science Bloggers Challenge teachers
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Last fall, we invited you to support ocean science education in classrooms around the country as part of the DonorsChoose Science Bloggers for Students Challenge. In total, 347 donors to the 2012 Science Bloggers for Students Challenge raised over $29,711 and helped 26,955 students! Team Ocean and Geobloggers, which Southern Fried Science was proudly a part of, raised the most money: $6,894! Team Scientopia Bloggers was a close second with $6,876 raised, and no other team raised over $4,000.

Within Team Ocean and Geobloggers, Southern Fried Science readers raised the 2nd most money, $1,603, and helped 1,903 students! 15 of the projects we supported were fully funded. I’ve been receiving thank-you notes from teachers, along with photos of students utilizing the completed projects. I’d like to share some of  them with you.

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DonorsChoose Update: Over $700 raised so far, 4 new projects added, 12 days to go!

Posted on October 24, 2012 By David Shiffman
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The 2012 DonorsChoose Science Bloggers for Students Challenge is shaping up to be another big success! As of this morning, 132 people had donated a total of nearly $10,000 to help support science education in public schools, and Team Surf and Turf (Ocean and Geology Bloggers) is in the lead with over $3,000 donated. 14 Southern … Read More “DonorsChoose Update: Over $700 raised so far, 4 new projects added, 12 days to go!” »

Help students in need with the DonorsChoose Science Bloggers Challenge!

Posted on October 15, 2012 By David Shiffman
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I’m pleased to announce that Southern Fried Science has once again joined the DonorsChoose Science Bloggers for Students Challenge! For those of you unfamiliar with DonorsChoose, they are an online charity that allows public school teachers to describe projects, and allows anyone to donate to these projects. In the past, the Science Bloggers Challenge has … Read More “Help students in need with the DonorsChoose Science Bloggers Challenge!” »

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