Zuckerbergs give US$20mil to get US classrooms online


Philanthropic couple: The money is being given to nonprofit group Education Super Highway to help with its mission of getting high-speed Internet into classrooms, said Zuckerberg.

SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg said that he and his wife are donating US$20mil (RM85.05mil) to help get high-speed Internet service to US classrooms. 

The money is being given to nonprofit group Education Super Highway to help with its mission, the Facebook co-founder and chief executive said in a post on his page at the social network. 

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