Columbia Star’s Turning Pages SC Awarded $8,000 from Dollar General Foundation
Turning Pages SC wins $8,000 from Dollar General Foundation to ... Columbia Star
The Columbia Star’s Turning Pages SC program has recently been awarded $8,000 from the Dollar General Foundation. This grant will be used to help expand the program’s mission of providing books to children in need throughout the Columbia, South Carolina area.
The Turning Pages SC program was created in 2017 by the Columbia Star newspaper and the Richland Library. The program’s mission is to provide books to children in need throughout the Columbia area, with a focus on low-income and minority communities. The program has been successful in distributing over 10,000 books to children in need since its inception.
The grant from the Dollar General Foundation will be used to expand the program’s reach and impact. It will be used to purchase new books for distribution, as well as to fund literacy events and other initiatives to promote reading among children in need. The grant will also help fund the program’s summer reading program, which provides books to children who may not have access to them during the summer months.
The Columbia Star’s Turning Pages SC program is an important initiative that helps promote literacy and provide access to books for children in need. The grant from the Dollar General Foundation will help ensure that the program can continue to make a positive impact on the lives of children in the Columbia area.
This grant is part of the Dollar General Foundation’s commitment to supporting literacy initiatives throughout the United States. The foundation has provided more than $100 million in grants since its inception in 1993, with a focus on providing books and other resources to children in need.
The Columbia Star’s Turning Pages SC program is an important initiative that helps promote literacy and provide access to books for children in need. The grant from the Dollar General Foundation will help ensure that the program can continue to make a positive impact on the lives of children in the Columbia area.
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