September 20th, 2011
The Jack Mason Law & Democracy Initiative of Books For Africa recently was featured in “Share A Dream: A Summary of Sharing 2010,” a document that summarizes the incredible charitable work performed last year by the law firm Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi (RKMC). RKMC provides the most financial support of any of our supportive law firms to the Jack Mason Law & Democracy Initiative. They have been our top donor since the program was created three years ago. Click on the link above for more info and view the report...
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September 9th, 2011
Books For Africa has officially sent more than 25 million books to Africa. In celebration of this milestone and International Literacy Day, Books For Africa is inviting volunteers to sort and pack books at the two BFA warehouses in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and Smyrna, Georgia. Click on the link above for more info...
September 7th, 2011
A group of Georgia State University students arrived on a steamy morning in August to help sort and pack at the Books For Africa warehouse in Atlanta. This class of incoming law school students capped off their week of orientation with a bang by supplying impressive labor and manpower to the warehouse staff. Click on the link above for more info and photos...
September 6th, 2011
Here is a great report from our partner Ethiopia Reads regarding their book distribution project in Ethiopia, with funding also provided by Better World Books. The books will be distributed to new libraries all over Ethiopia. They’ve already landed in four pilot Peace Corps projects, a girls’ school, and three library projects under a USAID/Ethiopia Ministry of Education partnership.
August 31st, 2011
Books For Africa is proud to announce a new Affiliates program for organizations that want to partner with BFA. Examples of Affiliates are corporations, Rotary clubs, churches, foundations, and schools. Affiliate members support the mission of Books For Africa to end the book famine in Africa, and believe that building bright futures can be accomplished through literacy. Click on the link above for more info...