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DonorsChoose is a U.S. public charity and crowdfunding platform founded by a public-school teacher. Teachers post requests for classroom resources, and donors fund those projects through the platform.[1]
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DonorsChoose is a U.S. public charity and crowdfunding platform that connects public-school teachers seeking classroom resources with donors.
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U.S. public charity
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Crowdfunding for public-school classroom projects
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DonorsChoose is a U.S. public charity and crowdfunding platform founded by a public-school teacher. Teachers post requests for classroom resources, and donors fund those projects through the platform.[1]
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