WAYNE COUNTY, PA — The Wayne County Community Foundation believes reading is one of the most important skills one can have, and a love of reading is a special gift.
So they're asking that …
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WAYNE COUNTY, PA — The Wayne County Community Foundation believes reading is one of the most important skills one can have, and a love of reading is a special gift.
So they're asking that this Giving Tuesday—or afterward—you consider making a donation to the foundation's Building Home Libraries Project.
Through Building Home Libraries, the foundation provides every Wayne County public school student, grades pre-K through 8 with a book of their very own to take home and keep.
Your donation of just $20 purchases enough books for five Wayne County students to help build up their own library.
Celebrate Giving Tuesday by giving the gift of reading! A good book can open eyes and show so much more of the world than what we can see in our day-to-day lives. Stories take us to new places, introduce us to new people, and give us just a little glimpse into someone else’s experience. That perspective can be life-changing to young readers.
While you make your end-of-year plans, the foundation asks that you consider making a donation to the Building Home Libraries Project at the Wayne County Community Foundation. A love of reading is a gift that lasts a lifetime.
Donate online at WayneFoundation.Org or by check to The Wayne County Community Foundation, 918 Church Street, Suite F, Honesdale, PA 18431 with “Home Libraries” in the memo.
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