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This June, children all across India are returning to school. A new school year. New classmates. New lessons. And, with a little help from you, a heap of brand-new storybooks for them to enjoy and explore.
Through the Donate-a-Book Back to School campaign, we are hoping to donate 3,000 books in 30 days! And we need your help to make it happen.
How can you do that? Choose from our list of LIVE campaigns, started by schools and organisations determined to create reading spaces for their children. Support a campaign for as little as Rs. 250 so that school children come back to a school filled with new books, and discover the joy of reading.
Choose from any of the campaigns listed below, and make a donation of your choice (Rs. 250 = 6 books, Rs. 500 = 12 books, Rs. 1000 = 25 books, Rs. 2500 = 62 books and Rs. 5000 = 1 library kit)
- Children with special needs from Satya Special School, Puducherry, need a library.
- A government school located in a small village Kanagarthi, Telangana, serves students below the poverty line. 80% of these are girl students.
- JVMESK Society aims to set up 4 new libraries in Parbhani, Maharashtra, for village students.
- ‘Learning Companions’ works with organisations to provide access to education to children from marginalised communities, in Nagpur, Maharashtra.
- 142 little champions of grade 7 need a library of their own in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
- Brightway Library Program aims to start a library with 500 books in Bangalore, Karnataka.
- This Teach for India Fellow is working to provide quality education to his 60 schoolchildren in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
- Kaliyuva Mane works to address educational and emotional needs of schoolchildren in Mysuru, Karnataka.
- Sarthak Yellow Room aims to set up permanent transformational study centres in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
- Bharti Global Education Society provides free education to 200+ underprivileged children in Faridabad, Haryana.
- Metta Foundation aims to reach 25 more schools from rural and tribal areas in Dahanu, Maharashtra.
- Tribal children hailing from the Munda tribe will benefit from functional and vibrant libraries in all schools of Khunti district, Jharkhand.