Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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This is what happened last time I read the whole dictionary: youtu.be/5OP6EnwNIkI
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If you know me and my channel then you know that I am always talking about the power of education and the power it has to change lives. Research shows that education improves the lives of individuals and society as a whole in every possible way.
But unfortunately there are still millions of children all over the world who still have no access to education. But I think that we can do a little something to help.
This Sunday 4th October at 10am which is World Teachers’ Day, I will sit down live on YouTube and read every single word in the Merriam-Webster's Collegiate dictionary. But why?
I’ve teamed up with the charity Pencils of Promise who build schools in some of the poorest countries in the world, and if we raise $50,000 we can build a school, with classrooms, and toilets, and teachers. And Merriam-Webster will donate a reference suite of dictionaries to the new school.
There are three reasons I have chosen to work with Pencils of Promise:
100% of your donation goes to the project
100% local leadership
100% operational integrity
So on Sunday while I’m reading the dictionary I will ask you to give generously, and help to change lives.
DONATE HERE: fundraise.pencilsofpromise.org/canguro
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This is what happened last time I read the whole dictionary: youtu.be/5OP6EnwNIkI
*****
If you know me and my channel then you know that I am always talking about the power of education and the power it has to change lives. Research shows that education improves the lives of individuals and society as a whole in every possible way.
But unfortunately there are still millions of children all over the world who still have no access to education. But I think that we can do a little something to help.
This Sunday 4th October at 10am which is World Teachers’ Day, I will sit down live on YouTube and read every single word in the Merriam-Webster's Collegiate dictionary. But why?
I’ve teamed up with the charity Pencils of Promise who build schools in some of the poorest countries in the world, and if we raise $50,000 we can build a school, with classrooms, and toilets, and teachers. And Merriam-Webster will donate a reference suite of dictionaries to the new school.
There are three reasons I have chosen to work with Pencils of Promise:
100% of your donation goes to the project
100% local leadership
100% operational integrity
So on Sunday while I’m reading the dictionary I will ask you to give generously, and help to change lives.
