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Revision as of 21:56, 4 September 2017
handsupunited.org/booksandbreakfast
https://www.facebook.com/booksandbreakfastphilly/
Books and Breakfast introduces itself with the line, "Over 20,000 books shared and 10,000 meals served!" and gives the following descriptive information:
Over 2 years strong, Books and Breakfast is used to cultivate an environment that promotes connectivity and open dialogue surrounding social justice issues, political theory, and educational development. By providing positive images and informative literature, we are increasing awareness and literacy while fostering skills needed to actively combat issues that impact our communities. Awareness, healthy breakfast and lots of hugs; Books and Breakfast is designed to feed mind, body, and spirit.
This program is headquartered in Florissant, Missouri, and has a chapter in Philadelphia.
In The News
- Philly program brings books to kids this summer, Newsworks, May 30, 2017.