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May 12, 2009

Stephen Colbert encourages donations to teachers

Comedian Stephen Colbert is encouraging donations to DonorsChoose, the Web site that raises money to help teachers (including those in Baltimore, as you might recall from the mustache fundraiser) pay for classroom supplies. He's asking people to celebrate his 45th birthday by signing on to the site and giving to the teacher of their choice. So far 64 donors have given $3,733. Check it out here.

Posted by Liz Bowie at 4:04 PM | | Comments (1)
Categories: Around the Nation, Baltimore City
        

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Not to be confused with Principal Stephen Colbert of Dunbar in Baltimore City. Although, I bet he's strongly in favor of donations for teachers as well!

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