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Math Circles of Chicago’s π Day Campaign: Help more Chicago kids get their piece of the Pi(e).

π Day is a special day for Math Circles of Chicago, and a great time to celebrate our ongoing growth!

* We are on track to reach 5,000 students this year.

* Our After School Programs have nearly doubled in size, with 500 students enrolled.

* We have after school programs in over 40 CPS classrooms.

* We will hold 40 math festivals across the city!

All funds raised today will be matched 1:1 as part of our upcoming spring fundraising. Thank you for your support!

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Package Name	Amount	Quantity	Subtotal

10π - 10 Pi is plenty for a nice celebration!	$31.41		$0.00



100π - That's a whole lot of Pi!	$314.15		$0.00

Donations of all amounts are welcome, and they matter.

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If you prefer to donate by check please write "Pi Day Campaign" in the memo and mail to:

Math Circles of Chicago
2907 S. Wabash, #100B
Chicago, IL 60616

MC² strives to be thoughtful stewards of your investments, developing and delivering in-person and online programs with focus, dedication, and expertise.

In short, your dollars count. They are meaningful, leveraged wisely, and always needed.

Your gift today will help support the 5,000 children served by Math Circles of Chicago this year.

About Us

Math Circles of Chicago offers engaging, flexible, and free math programs to students in grades 3–12. We focus on reaching Black and Latino communities and other communities where most children live in low-income households.

In Chicago, the gap between safe, empowering math enrichment opportunities offered to white and affluent students and those provided to students of color and students from households with low incomes is wide. We must come together as a city to ensure every student in Chicago has the opportunity to explore, create, and learn to love math.