Help a Teacher #ClearTheList

Teaching has to be one of the most challenging professions, particularly as Covid poses unique set of classroom issues. School is starting soon or has already started for millions of children, and many teachers can use a hand purchasing school supplies for their students and classrooms.

Domain investor Jason Sheppard shared the tweet below from someone looking to help teachers purchase the classroom supplies they need for this school year:

If you visit Twitter, you can also search the #clearthelist hashtag to see tweets from teachers seeking help purchasing their school supplies on Amazon. My wife and I are going to find some teachers to assist, and I challenge domain name industry colleagues to do the same if they are able.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
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