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Readathon · proposed fundraiser
One page at a time.
A wider world ahead.
An idea for connecting steady reading with an end-of-school cultural trip—and inviting friends and family to cheer along.
How it could work
Read. Record. Reflect.
This campaign is not open yet. The outline below is a proposal for discussion, not a pledge agreement.
Keep a reading record
Ti would log the book, edition, pages read, and a brief reflection. Trevor would verify eligible pages using rules published before the campaign starts.
Share the result
At the end, supporters would receive the verified reading total and the amount within their cap. Payment instructions and a transparent use-of-funds update would follow the agreed campaign rules.
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Possible destinations
Let the learning guide the trip.
Washington, D.C. / East Coast
A possible journey through American history: founding ideals, civic institutions, and the people whose experiences complicate familiar stories. Early lessons on colonization would lead into later founding-era study, rather than treating Chapter 1 as a founding-era chapter.
Japan
A possible cultural journey connected to later World War II study, U.S.–Japan relations, remembrance, and everyday life in another country. This would need its own learning plan, budget, and family approval.
Neither trip is booked. Destination, timing, supervision, and feasibility must be settled before fundraising begins.
Before launch
What supporters should know first.
- Campaign dates, eligible reading, edition/page-count rules, and verification
- A chosen trip or clearly defined learning goal and itemized budget
- Pledge caps, payment timing, and a confirmed payment channel
- How shortfalls, unused funds, cancellations, and changes will be handled
- How progress and spending will be reported without exposing private student records
No money or binding pledges are being collected. Tax-deductibility is not claimed.
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