Where can I get donations for my local math club?
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Have a car wash. Always a hit. It worked for my math club, but you may need to wait for the right weather. Other than that you can always write letters to companies, but you'll need a good robust funding program with a responsible adult to manage or few will cut checks.\n\nGood Luck
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http://www.aaamath.com/
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Do fundraisers.  Our church collects soda cans and it got us like $500.  Good Luck.
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Apply for federal and local grants. Ask for donations from local businesses. Ask computer stores if they'd be willing to donate equipment. Good luck! :)
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Most schools and libraries really need new editions of reference materials.  Goodwill might be a great place for such a donation.  Such a donation to Goodwill could also be a tax deduction for you.
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you should go around your town looking for donations!
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Two great recipients would be your local or state chapter of the American Diabetes Association (www.diabetes.org) and the Joslin Diabetes Clinic in Boston (www.joslin.org) - Joslin is the leading diabetes research and treatment organization in the country.\n\nHelpful suggestion - make sure you figure this out BEFORE your fundraiser, because it's illegal to do such a fundraiser without being able to tell contributors where their money will go.\n\nGood luck!
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Try the Boys' & Girls' Club in your town; the one where I am loves having them donated because the volunteers give keyboarding lessons to the Club members.  If you cannot find a phone number for the Club in your town, try your local  United Way office; Boys' & Girls' Club is funded by the United Way, and in fact the United Way office may be able to suggest other places for you to donate your old computer.
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If in Alabama, try Disabled Veterans of America/Alabama(?).\nThey give away small household items (ex. kitchen shears) for donations.
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there is a westpac competition i believe if you do very well, you get a prize of some kind, i got told it was money...there is also the australasian mathematics competition, i dont think you get money for it though, you get a medal for it...\nif you join these competitons, i think you might have to ask your school about it though...
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Any public Library should be able to accept your donation.\n\nIf you are in the Bay area, Sunnyvale Public Library is the best library to donate..
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Good for you for making a contribution to this worthy cause:\n\n6600 Abercorn Street, Suite 206\nSavannah,  GA 31405
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www.aaamath.com i hope I helped
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contact the local habitat for humanity they can send your club out to a site to build a house thats a living monument to the memories of your group anytime you drive by thats in your mind our group of friends helped to build that house or find a church thats feeding the homeless on thanksgiving and offer to serve or work the kitchen as a group or go to a church thats giving food out and offer to help unload trucks or something or go to the salvation army center and offer to collect money at the mall as a group and sing carols together for an hour and raise money for childrens christmas' is that enough ? olde volunteer
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try your local community center...
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Well Currently they have sort of a free Math camp for k-12 kids that like Math. Its in chicago in the University of Chicago, I think that its on 57th or 58th and best of all its free. The schedule is like once every two weeks and its on Saturdays.
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I have seen dozens of math sites on the web, and yes not all are free, but they are there.  Google it out.