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Blog: Donate Books to Help City School Libraries
Four renovated schools, classrooms and home libraries in Baltimore need new, hardcover books for children ages 3-14, according to The Associated's Jewish Baltimore Blog.
Books are vital to education and four public school libraries and children in Baltimore City could use some more of them, according to a blog post by The Associated.
Help by donating money or new, hardcover books for children ages 3-14 to the Library Project Book Drive, spearheaded by The Weinberg Foundation and Baltimore Reads.
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For more information, read the blog post, or visit The Associated's Book Drive website that includes a list of suggested books.
Donations can be dropped off at the Weinberg Park Heights JCC, 5700 Park Heights Ave., throughout the month of March—National Reading Month.
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There are also dozens of other collection sites.
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