How to Thank Your Classroom Donors

Congrats! You received a donation for your classroom. Your classroom donor might be a friend, family member, person in your community, a complete stranger, or one of our corporate sponsors. No matter who donated to your classroom, they’d love to see the impact of their donation and receive a thank you. We know educators are

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How To Create A Classroom Page
How to Create a Classroom Page

Creating your AdoptAClassroom.org Classroom Page is the first step to receiving donations to your classroom. Think of your classroom page as the primary way of sharing your classroom’s unique needs. Having an up-to-date classroom page with accurate information is necessary to enter AdoptAClassroom.org’s grants and giveaways, and to fundraise on our platform. Follow the steps

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Post An Update to Your Classroom Page
How To Post an Update to Your Classroom Page

If you’re looking for an easy way to keep your supporters and potential donors informed about your classroom’s needs, then check out our updates feature. Registered teachers can post short messages, photos and videos to their AdoptAClassroom.org Classroom Page to: Check out these great examples of classroom page updates from AdoptAClassroom.org teachers: How To Post

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Find Your Classroom Page Link
How To Find Your Classroom Page Link

After you create your AdoptAClassroom.org Classroom Page, you’ll want to share it with your community. The easiest way to do that is with your custom AdoptAClassroom.org Classroom Page link. Your classroom page link is a unique URL that helps people find and donate to your classroom directly. Learn how to copy and paste your AdoptAClassroom.org

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Check Out Our New Classroom Fundraising Pages

We’ve launched new classroom fundraising pages for teachers and schools on AdoptAClassroom.org! In 1998, AdoptAClassroom.org was founded as one of the original crowdfunding websites. Since then, we’ve done our best to keep our platform up-to-date as technology has rapidly evolved. Times have changed over the last 20+ years, and our classroom pages were due for

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