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Reading to kids for 15 minutes makes a difference in development
March 11, 2018
WTOP |
A child’s first years of life are the most important when it comes to brain development, yet the majority of children in the U.S. miss out on an activity that plays a vital role in building reading and language skills....
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Benefits of Reading You Probably Didn’t Know
2/6/2018
Jane Sandwood, freelance writer |
Were you aware that reading more often can help prevent Alzheimer’s Disease? Encouraging your kids to pick up a book can also provide them with a wealth of knowledge which will come in handy later in life. Their focus and...
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These kids started a book club for minority boys. It’s the most popular club in school.
January 21, 2018
The Washington Post |
Truesdell Education Campus has a problem. The school can’t keep its shelves stocked with the most popular books. Students are not-so-subtly reading in class when they should be paying attention to their teachers. And some boys are crowding the library...
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Make a Difference
November 28, 2017
Cary Living Magazine |
Cary-based Read and Feed brings books and meals to 26 sites across Wake County, nourishing the minds and bodies of children in need. by Dave Droschak Jan Frantz remembers her mother telling stories about growing up in the Great Depression,...
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Happy Birthday, Read and Feed
October 17, 2017
Cary Magazine |
If you can read this, here’s your chance to say thanks, and pass it on. Read and Feed, the Cary-based nonprofit with three mobile classrooms and a mission to build literacy, is celebrating 10 years of helping Wake County children...
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Showing Up: A Community Who Cares
July 3, 2017
NCSU Philanthropy Journal News |
“It is about the community, and the community coming together,” says Mullan. “And that’s the thing that I find is that on so many different levels, we have the support of the community.”
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