One year ago, donors worldwide responded to the original Give 1 Get 1 promotion from One Laptop Per Child and G1G1'ed around 160,000 XO laptops. With 60,000 sent to the donors, OLPC has distributed around 100,000 donated XO's to children worldwide.
On this day of Thanksgiving in the USA, we have a video from some of those who now learn and share thanks to your generosity:
Now, let's make G1G1 2008 just as successful. Be sure to Give One Get One today!
Posted by Wayan Vota on November 27, 2008 in Sales Talk: Donors
Tagged G1G1 2007, Give One Get One, OLPC Donors, Thanksgiving Day
OLPC in South America
A detailed first-person account of OLPC deployments in Uruguay, Paraguay, and Peru by OLPC News co-Editor Christoph Derndorfer
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