National Home Library Foundation

Academy of Hope, DC                                $1000.00
To fund textbooks for their GED program for low-income, adult learners.

Capital City Public Charter School, DC           $2000.00
For the new Upper School library for books for ESOL and multicultural students. 

Child Care Choices, OH                              $1000.00
For the “Story Lady” book program visiting low-income childcare providers.

Flat Rock Middle School, MI                        $1000.00
To fund books for this Title I school in the hard-hit Southeast Michigan region.

Literature for All of Us, IL                          $1500.00
To fund 480 new books distributed to create home libraries for low-income kids.

Rice High SC                                           $1157.00
Library books for book groups for this central Harlem school for young men.

Turning the Page, DC                               $2000.00
Books for Community Night giveaways at seven Title I partner elementary schools.

Univ. of Maryland “Partners in Print”, MD     $1500.00
Support for this successful student mentoring & reading program pairing college kids with K-12 kids and their parents. 

AppleTree Institute, DC                           $2,000.00
To purchase new books for 3 and 4 year-old students to help close the reading readiness gap.

Four Seasons Elem School, MD                 $2,000.00
To provide novels for each grade level for literature circles to increase reading enjoyment and comprehension.

Marley Elementary School, MD                 $1,000.00
Books for Title I school for pre-K through 1^st graders to support home libraries & foster parent involvement.

Project Starburst, Big Rapids, MI                $500.00
To fund books for the sole program in this geographic area serving at-risk teens for the holidays.

Tipp City United Way, OH                       $1,000.00
To increase family & early literacy with books for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

Tyler Heights Elem School, MD                $1,500.00
Books for the bookmobile & summer reading programs for Pre-K-5^th students in-need.

Wood-to-Wonderful, PA                          $1,500.00
Providing age-appropriate books for Reading is Toyrific programs, pairing volunteer readers with poverty level classrooms to encourage a love of reading. 

Woodworkers for Children, MD                $1,500.00
Books for this literacy program placing books in the homes of Title I elementary students.

Wright to Read, VA                               $2,000.00
Granting books to the Tutor/Mentor program and Summer Reading Pack project.