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5 Web Based Non-Profits For Classroom Teacher Donations and Gifts

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Have Something to Donate to a Teacher? Need Something Donated for Your Classroom? Check These Sites out!

With the giving time of the year upon us, this is a great time to share these sites that teachers across the world are increasingly using to ask for and receive donations to equip their classrooms!

Sites and organizations like these make it easy for teachers to get connected with donations and gifts for the classroom. We all know how tight budgets are these days, so every little bit helps. Thousands of teachers and schools have received millions of dollars in assistance and supplies for their classroom through these sites.

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Here are 5 online services that help to coordinate donations for teaching and schools:

AdoptAClassroom.org

Learn more here: http://www.adoptaclassroom.org/about/

DonorsChoose.org

Learn more here: http://www.donorschoose.org/about

ClassWish

Learn more here: http://classwish.org/about

DigitalWish

Learn more here: http://www.digitalwish.com/dw/digitalwish/about

Treasures4Teachers

Learn more here: http://www.treasures4teachers.org/

 

Are you using any of these services, or other similar ones? We sure would appreciate it if you would comment tell us about your experience!

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  1. […] We all go through the supply list at the beginning of the year, but what happens when the supplies run out? You can find old supply lists and replenish the teachers classroom supplies. Whether they have run out this year or saving for next year, supplies are always a need for teachers. Consider your student’s grade when buying supplies. This site has some helpful tips on what classrooms may need based on grade level. If you are still not sure what to donate, making a donation in the teachers name is an honor and helps teachers everywhere. There are many non-profit organizations that help teachers, you can find some of them on this website.  […]

  2. Thanks Carol – it looks liek Treasures4Teachers.org is the one site of those listed here that accepts miscellaneous donated goods (the other sites generally work off of wish lists or accept financial donations). If you visit Treasures4Teachers.org, look for the Donate Goods button in the upper right hand corner.

  3. I have 25 years of teaching materials, flashcards and game boards to donate, as well as some bulletin board materials. I live in northern suburb of Chicago.

  7. Have you looked at Help A Teacher? It is a Facebook page and a website. It has helped thousands of Teachers across our nation. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to know more. Thank you!

  8. I have 20 years of teaching Pre-K to first grade and would love to donate all the things that I have collected over the years… lots of math supplies language arts books Etc. I live in Lakeway outside of Austin Texas.

  9. Thanks for the kind offer Chris! I’ll share it on social media. (If anyone is interested, feel to contact me via the Contact Form and I will follow up with Chris).

  10. I have thirty years of teaching materials ranging from pre-school through 5th grade. This includes reading books, teacher resources, bulletin board material, games, and much more. It is all in excellent condition. I would love to donate it where it could be used and loved by teachers and children alike.
    I live near Houston, TX. Do you know of anywhere that I would be able for donate this items?
    Thanks for your help.
    Chris

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