ClassWish.org is a nonprofit that provides teachers with classroom resources by allowing them to create wish lists for supplies. Visitors can make tax-deductible donations to support specific teacher's lists. The donations fund the requested resources, with only a small fee taken out. The organization also has a referral program that rewards representatives for promoting ClassWish to other teachers.

1. ClassWish.org provides
teachers the classroom
resources they need.
And our new referral
program rewards union
representatives for
letting teachers know
about this opportunity.

2. ClassWish.org , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, makes it easy
Wish lists attract donations for the resources you want.
Resources for your entire school – and more for you
Earn referral rewards for even more resources when you spread the word so
all the teachers and students at your school can get support.
Imagine: Well-Equipped Classrooms at Your School

3. “This nonprofit is a swift and inventive way for
communities to unite in support of the tools that
make learning more accessible for all students.”
Sarah Brown Wessling
National Teacher of the Year
“ClassWish helps teachers get the supplies that are
so essential for children to get a great education.”
Nancy Pelz-Paget
Director, Education and Society Program, Aspen Institute
Experts Endorse ClassWish.org

4. Teachers are Already Getting Support. So Can You!
Mr. Mansfield, University Preparatory Academy: $1,633.58
Ms. Irvin, Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School: $829.80
Ms. Peralta, Rocklin High: $809.68
Ms. Belolan, Waterside Children's Studio School: $1,175.00
Ms. Ilana, P.S. 290 Manhattan New School: $925.00
Miss Henggeler, Stadley Rough School: $1,000.00
Ms. Debes, Lincoln Elementary School: $1,000.00
Ms. Yacenda, Mott Hall Bronx High School: $763.59
Ms. McClellan, Gulf High School: $1,000.00
Ms. Lindsay, P.S. 112 Jose C. Barbosa School: $800.00
Ms. Guarriello, Waterside Children's Studio School: $1,943.91
Mr. Koning, White Lick Elementary School: $1,000.00
Ms. Buensuceso, University Preparatory Academy: $957.43
Ms. Guarriello, PS- 317 Waterside Children's Studio: $1,943.91
Ms. Lindsay, P.S. 112 Jose C. Barbosa School: $800.00
Ms. Huchins, Rison High School: $1,000.00

5. We Feel Your Pain
“Many California teachers are scrambling to find
fresh ways to thriftily educate their students and
maintain their physically crumbling classrooms.”
They now spend $1,500 a year of their own money
to keep their classrooms afloat.
"I always ask business owners if they have pens
with their logo on them so that I can distribute
them to the students," says Nosanov Goldman,
who has been teaching for 22 years. "I've never
had to beg like this."

6. • Teachers easily create Wish Lists.
• Visitors (parents, grandparents,
graduates, local businesses and
others) see what is needed, and
they make tax-deductible
contributions to help.
• The full amount of the donation,
less only a discounted credit card
processing fee (just 2.2% and 30
cents) is credited to the teacher’s
wish list account.
• More than 16,000 companies
match employees’ donations,
which can double their funding.
ClassWish.org: Wish Lists Provide Relief

7. • Teachers easily create Wish Lists.
• Visitors (parents, grandparents,
graduates, local businesses and
others) see what is needed, and
they make tax-deductible
contributions to help.
• The full amount of the donation,
less only a discounted credit card
processing fee (just 2.2% and 30
cents) is credited to the teacher’s
wish list account.
• More than 16,000 companies
match employees’ donations,
which can double their funding.
ClassWish.org: Wish Lists Provide Relief