$90 raised by 2 donors
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$15,000 Goal
AmazeWorks is raising $15,000 for Give to the Max Day, recognizing every person and every gift that has shaped who we are today. To honor our history, AmazeWorks is creating a quilt stitched together by our community. 🪡
Our embroidered logo, which will be the quilt's centerpiece, after a day of community stitching
As AmazeWorks turns 30 years old, we're reflecting on all the individuals whose actions, visible and invisible, have helped our organization enter another decade. There has been no shortage of challenges, yet our community shows up for belonging again and again.
We want you to be part of our community quilt! Donate to help us reach our $15,000 goal by November 19.
💫 Your gift will create school cultures where every child (and adult!) is fully seen, heard, and valued.
Want to continue growing the AmazeWorks quilt? Create a peer-to-peer fundraising campaign to tell your community about the power of belonging! Click here to start your campaign. 🌈
AmazeWorks envisions a world where every child can thrive because they are seen, heard, and valued for all of who they are. We use picture books to give children mirrors of their own lives and windows into those different from them. Our curriculum provides identity affirmation for people across racial, gender, sexual, and countless more identities. Since our founding in 1996, we’ve seen the way books bring belonging for all to life.
Donate to AmazeWorks to invest in belonging for all.
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn to see campaign updates. For more information about AmazeWorks, visit our website at amazeworks.org.
“Allie came home on Friday excited to tell us about a book you read in class. She said the book had two dads in it and some kids identified Allie as having two dads (in a good way). We want to say thank you for reading a book that has a family like ours. It made a huge impact on her. Thank you!” - Parent of a 1st grade student
“Using picture books as springboards into courageous conversations, and class surveys to understand the hidden relationships and class culture, I have been able to integrate social skills into our daily lessons without having to take away from other subject areas. Their selected books are already vetted to ensure there is an authentic voice, diverse perspective and a lack of stereotypes. AmazeWorks empowers me with the tools to better support my students and encourage social/emotional growth in an equitable manner.” - St. Paul teacher
Organization name
AmazeWorks
Tax id (EIN)
41-1972162
Categories
Arts & Culture , Education , Children & Family , Community , Ideas
BIPOC Serving
BIPOC Serving
LGBTQ+ Serving
LGBTQ+ Serving
Address
PO Box 8167