Pennies for Pakistan
Pennies for Pakistan is a term several different organizations have used at different times for programs to raise humanitarian or educational aid for Pakistan.
Organisations
These organizations include:
- Washington Homemakers Council, Washington State,1956[1]
- Westside Elementary School, River Falls, Wisconsin, 1995 [2]
- Green Acres School, Hamilton Ontario, Canada, 2005 [3]
- Glenshaw Valley Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh PA, 2006 [4]
- Central High School, Macon, GA 2008[5]
- Quay Primary School, Bridlington, UK, 2010 [6]
gollark: Polychoron = 4D shape, basically.
gollark: Polychoron also sounds like a *great* esolang name!
gollark: Polychoron: a cool word which we must all endeavour to use more often.
gollark: My idea or Windmill Cookies'?
gollark: Idea: one of those grid-y esolangs, but in 4D.
References
- State Group Picks Officers, The Spokesman-Review, October 27, 1956
- Pennies Build Pakistan School:Project Wins WEAC Award, Wisconsin Education Association Council, June 4, 1997 Archived April 20, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
- Green Acres School counts pennies for Pakistan, Media Desk HWDSB, October 27, 2005
- “Pennies for Pakistan” Pittsburgh Post Gazette, May 25, 2006
- “Education Notebook:School Expected to Attain AYP Status” 6 September 2010
- “Pennies for Pakistan”, Rotary Club of Bridlington, 11/10/2010
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