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Giving Day 2020 Raises Nearly $69,000

December 1, 2020 Leave a Comment

Amanda Malloy, ASA Director of Development

    The ASA is a strong community of caring individuals. This was evident on October 2—ASA Giving Day—when members posted messages of hope and encouragement, signed up to volunteer, and donated nearly $69,000 in support of ASA programs.

    ASA Giving Day Chapter Challenge Winners

    Region 1 – Washington Statistical Society
    Region 2 – Chicago Chapter
    Region 3 – San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

    ASA Giving Day University Challenge Winner

    Kansas State University

    Thanks to the generosity and volunteer service of so many members, the ASA will continue to provide teachers innovative resources to engage their students, help the public better understand the data that surrounds them, advocate for sound policymaking, and cultivate future leaders in statistics and data science.

    Learn more about what donations can do for the ASA.

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