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Post by Fozzie Bear on Jul 20, 2018 14:58:08 GMT -5
Soooo my fiancée starts her first year teaching fifth grade very soon. Her classroom is in need of supplies and materials. She's hoping to make her classroom as welcoming for her new students as possible. We've started a PayPal pool; if you're able to donate, we'd really appreciate it. Every bit counts! Here's the link to the PayPal pool for donations.
Soooo my fiancée starts her first year teaching fifth grade very soon. Her classroom is in need of supplies and materials. She's hoping to make her classroom as welcoming for her new students as possible. We've started a PayPal pool; if you're able to donate, we'd really appreciate it. Every bit counts! Here's the link to the PayPal pool for donations.
i also recommend donorschoose.org if she needs specific things. businesses will often match donations or pay off the amount needed to fund projects. my sister is a teacher in houston and got supplies donated that she wouldn't otherwise have access to with her budget.
Soooo my fiancée starts her first year teaching fifth grade very soon. Her classroom is in need of supplies and materials. She's hoping to make her classroom as welcoming for her new students as possible. We've started a PayPal pool; if you're able to donate, we'd really appreciate it. Every bit counts! Here's the link to the PayPal pool for donations.
i also recommend donorschoose.org if she needs specific things. businesses will often match donations or pay off the amount needed to fund projects. my sister is a teacher in houston and got supplies donated that she wouldn't otherwise have access to with her budget.
Wow, how often do businesses pay off the fund for each project? We were originally going to do a Donors Choose, but it seemed more specific than what we needed (literally everything for her classroom).
Wow, how often do businesses pay off the fund for each project? We were originally going to do a Donors Choose, but it seemed more specific than what we needed (literally everything for her classroom).
i'm not sure how often they do it, but staples paid off the remaining balance of her project. she was able to get ipads for her classroom to do projects and make communication easier for her esl students. that might be more appropriate when your fiancé has a specific project to fund, but definitely keep it in mind.
i'm not sure how often they do it, but staples paid off the remaining balance of her project. she was able to get ipads for her classroom to do projects and make communication easier for her esl students. that might be more appropriate when your fiancé has a specific project to fund, but definitely keep it in mind.
Definitely something to consider for the future, thank you!
the fedex guy just delivered a box full of milk bar goodies to my house with a happy birthday note from my dog and guinea pig! gonna die of sugar shock deliciousness, nice knowing you all.
the fedex guy just delivered a box full of milk bar goodies to my house with a happy birthday note from my dog and guinea pig! gonna die of sugar shock deliciousness, nice knowing you all.
the fedex guy just delivered a box full of milk bar goodies to my house with a happy birthday note from my dog and guinea pig! gonna die of sugar shock deliciousness, nice knowing you all.
Post by heyyitskait on Jul 20, 2018 16:58:55 GMT -5
Is it too much to bring in a tray full of baked goods on your first day of a new job?
Unrelated: We have this neat little bottle shop. It used to be a doctor’s office. They kept a lot of the stuff that was left behind. Like a super old exam table with stirrups. It’s fun to watch guys see it, grab the stirrups, and go “what is this for?”
Is it too much to bring in a tray full of baked goods on your first day of a new job?
Unrelated: We have this neat little bottle shop. It used to be a doctor’s office. They kept a lot of the stuff that was left behind. Like a super old exam table with stirrups. It’s fun to watch guys see it, grab the stirrups, and go “what is this for?”
We got an intern for the next few months, and on her birthday she brought in baked goods for everyone. You'd think someone would get them for her, not the other way around.
I may need to get the apple pie recipe before she goes back to France.