Caring Classrooms is a “giving community” on DonorsChoose that supports teachers who are trying to get classroom projects funded.
Francie Kugelman and Laura Candler are the administrators of the Caring Classrooms giving page and the corresponding Facebook community, and we need your help to make sure teachers get the resources they need. We just celebrated our 3rd anniversary in August, and with the help of our sponsors, we’ve helped raise over $210,000 in that time!
To thank you for your generosity, I’ll share one of your blog posts with my Facebook fans. I’m always looking for great content to share, so this will be a win-win! I currently have over 660,000 fans and some of the posts I share go out to hundreds of thousands of viewers! Because I only post a few times a day and because the potential reach of anything posted on my page is quite large, I’m limiting this offer to those who donate $100 or more to Caring Classrooms. If you regularly pay for Facebook ads, try making a tax-deductible donation to Caring Classrooms this month instead! If you want to become a Caring Classrooms Supporter, read the information below and follow the steps. Thanks so much! ~ Laura Candler
If you have questions or want to contact me personally, email me at [email protected].
Email any donations to [email protected]. Emails to this address are forwarded to both admins of the Caring Classrooms page (Francie and me).
After you sign up, I’ll add you to a secret Pinterest board where you can pin posts you’d like me to share on Facebook. After I select one of your posts, you’ll make a $100 DonorsChoose donation to the Caring Classrooms Community. Then I’ll share your post on my Facebook page and I’ll pin it to one or more of my Pinterest boards. That’s it!
Please note that you will only make your donation AFTER I select a post for my page. If I don’t select any of them and you see that they’ve been deleted, try adding a few more to the board. I will only share posts that I think are a good fit for my page, so I’m only making this offer to bloggers I know have great content. However, it might take a few tries before I find one I think will do well.
To help you get an idea of the potential reach for your post, I wanted to share a few of my recents Facebook posts to other blogs. These bloggers did not make donations because I just started this system, but I thought it would be helpful for you to see what can happen to a great post on my page. Unfortunately, Facebook posts to my own blog don’t usually do this well! Click on the orange blog title to see each post on Facebook.