2013 Donors
| Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Rosemary Barbera Natalie Benelli Alan Burnam Rebecca Burwell Nancy Carlsson-Paige and Matt Damon Randall Converse Penelope Eckert Christine Fogler |
Robert Forrant Rick Goldsmith Susan Holtzman William Holtzman May Jalladah Diann Jenkins Anne Lown, in memory of Steve Shreefter Tessa Maurer, in honor of Brad Maurer and May Zia Benjamin Mannion Helen Nance Sonia and Angel Nieto |
Margaret Pedroza Trayce Peterson Melinda Skinner David J. Trowbridge Judy Richardson Alice Rudnick Nancy Sheer Robert Shetterly Randall Smith Luther and Margaret Vanummerson Ina Way, in memory of Laurie Wass |
2012 Donors
| Karen Adams Sunshine Al-Jumaily Alexander-Shelton An Anti-imperialist Joan and Peter Andrews Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous AnonymousAnonymous Anonymous, in honor of the Bread & Roses Heritage Committee Boryana Alexandrova-Tacconi Marta Ames Lauren Anderson Dave Armenti Lisa Barile-Knox Jeff Biggers Michael Bullion Kathryn Brightbill, in honor of Lori Waas Nancy Carlsson-Paige and Matt Damon Michael Charney Carole Charnow and Clive Grainger Noam Chomsky Stefan Cohen David Colapinto Craig and Cynthia Corrie Kipp Dawson Gabriel Deerman Elena Dillon Sean Elias-Reyes Anne Fairbrother |
Freedom Lifted Civil Rights Tours Robert Forrant, Chair, Bread & Roses Centennial Committee Judi Freeman James T. Gardner Jo Ann Goertner Chis Hale Jessica Haley Lauren Harris, in honor of Kathrynne Creecy Michael Heubusch Cathy Hoffman and Betty Burkes Susan Holtzman William Holtzman Mary Hutchinson Myla Kabat-Zinn John Karas Kenneth Kay Michael Kieschnick Cara Kissling, in honor of Mark Kissling Sherryl Kleinman Maria T. Kluge Patricia Kunkel Gail Lelyveld Tom Lesser and Maggie Speigel Heidi Lyon, in honor of Mark Kissling Gene Marchi Jim McCue Joelle Morrison Sonia and Angel Nieto Susan E. Noffke Casey Pakingan |
Educator V. Pearson Margaret Pedroza Jo Peterson Catherine Peyroux Rick Piedade Rosemary Plakas Sarah Redmond Judy Richardson Eleanor Rubin, in memory of Lori Wass Julie Ruggles Michael Russell Carl Salzman James Schaudt Alice Shechter and Lee Ornati Bonnie Shelley Robert Shetterly Hendrik Sijgers Harvey Silverglate Naomi Smith Cynthia Solem Penny Solomon Mollie Stapleton Clark Ed Sugden Lauran Thompson John Vincent Adam Weiss Jeannie Williams Dianna Williams-Hefley Ina Way, in memory of Lori Wass Working Assets/CREDO Adrienne Zanini |
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Five-year Commitment Donors
Sunshine Al-Jumaily
Boryana Alexandrova-Tacconi
Natalie Benelli
Nancy Carlsson-Paige and Matt Damon
Carole Charnow and Clive Grainger
Gabriel Deerman
Robert Forrant
Susan Holtzman
William Holtzman
May Jadallah
Myla Kabat-Zinn
Michael Kieschnick
Maria T. Kluge
Nancy Sheer
The Five-Year Commitment
We have launched a campaign to secure five-year commitments from donors. Not only does this commitment of funding help us plan for the future, but it also allows us to continue our focus on outreach to teachers bringing a people’s history to the classroom rather than on fundraising drives.
Donate Today
Your donation provides vital support to help sustain our ability to provide freed downloadable teaching activities, outreach to teachers, developing new materials, and promoting the need for bringing a people’s history to the classroom. With a five-year commitment, we can plan a strategic framework and keep our focus on building a movement committed to teaching a people’s history.
Donations can be made online with a credit card in any amount. If you prefer to send a check, make checks payable to Teaching for Change and mail to:
Zinn Education Project
c/o Teaching for Change
PO Box 73038
Washington, D.C. 20056
Note Zinn Education Project in the memo field.
For bequests, monthly donations, and/or inquiries, contact us directly at zep@teachingforchange.org or (202) 588-7205.
All donations are tax-deductible. You will receive a letter and receipt acknowledging your donation and you will be kept up to date on the achievements of the project. The receipt will be from Teaching for Change (a 501-c-3 organization), one of the co-sponsors of the Zinn Education Project.