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Let me know where to send a check – this is a worthwhile cause, for a change. Also, you might want to set up a fundraising page on “www.indiegogo.com”. Quite a few people I know have raised significant amounts this way.
Thanks Brigitte! And I will definitely go to this site. I haven’t even set it up – I just woke up with the idea this morning so I will let you know.
By the way, the thought that preceded this idea was how quiet and hard some of my female students work, and the thought before that was how a lot of the shits are usually boys. Do you know what I mean? So somehow it may be connected to Mother’s Day.
I just think that, if this dream becomes a real scholarship at Lincoln, it will be won by those quiet girls who, so full of intelligence and respect, rarely even daring to speak, have all they need to make a go of life except the money to go to college.
I don’t want them to work three jobs cleaning other people’s houses, unless, of course, it is God’s will. They are such wonderful students! And trust me, after only one year now, their French has wings.
My French colleague has found ways to help students get expenses paid for trips that she takes with students. A number of local individuals and families donate in order to help students who could not otherwise go have this wonderful experience. She wrote a number of letters and sent them out into the universe, asking those who received them to consider sending them along to anyone else that they thought of…
with love,
Laurie