Toys are broken and clothes are outgrown ...
but the impact of books lasts a lifetime.
The volunteer organization “Write On! For Literacy” is holding its Tenth Annual Holiday Book Drive to benefit underprivileged children! Last year we collected nearly 1,000 books (bringing our grand total to more than 12,000 books!) that were distributed to various schools and charities including the Boys & Girls Club, Casa Pacifica, and Project Understanding. Please do your part to help children have a better holiday season. Help beat illiteracy and give the gift that lasts forever: the gift of reading!
Want to get involved?
- Mail book donations to the Write On! chapter headquarters: 400 Roosevelt Court, Ventura, CA, 93003
- You can also mail monetary donations that will be used to purchase books to the above address. (Checks made out to Dallas Woodburn.)
- Start a chapter in your area! Donate books to a local charity -- Boys & Girls Clubs are usually very grateful for donations -- and then e-mail me the total number of books donated which will be added to our grand-total.
Many thanks to our recent generous contributors!
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Barry Kibrick, host of the Emmy-award-winning PBS television show "Between the Lines," annually donates 400-500 books to charity.
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Raeanne Alliapoulos donated 30 books to the Boys & Girls Club in Pomona, California.
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A. William Benitez and his company
Positive Imaging, LLC, shipped out 20 copies of
Lottie's Adventure, a marvelous and imaginative book for kids and middle-graders:
http://lottiesadventure.com
About Write On!
“Write On! For Literacy” is a volunteer-run organization founded by author Dallas Woodburn in 2001. The goal is to encourage kids to discover confidence, happiness, a means of self-expression, and connection to others through reading and writing. The Write On! website features writing contests, book reviews, author interviews, writing tips and ideas, and ways for everyone to get involved.
http://www.writeonbooks.org
The past nine years, Write On's Holiday Book Drive has donated 12,106 books to disadvantaged children across the nation.
