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KCO’S Literacy Crusaders Sends 75 Children’s Books to Ghana
The KCO Literacy Crusaders initiative sent 75 books to Ghana as part of a book drive to benefit the African Library Project, a non-profit that has raised over 4 million books for libraries in Africa.
In April, Kingdom Commission Outreach’s Literacy Crusaders initiative sent seventy-five children’s books to Ghana, West Africa as part of a book drive in Houston to benefit the African Library Project, a non-profit organization that has raised over 4 million books for libraries in Africa.
With a goal to advance reading and writing levels in underserved communities, the KCO Literacy Crusaders initiative provides three main services:
1. We build easy-access libraries providing 24-7 availability to free books in literacy-impoverished communities with high populations of at-risk youth.
2. We provide books to schools, group homes, and other community organizations at home and abroad.
3. Members of our team volunteer to mentor students, read at schools, and speak about literacy at conferences and events.
To partner with the KCO Literacy Crusaders program, to request a book donation, or partner with us to establish a free library, contact us. You may also designate a gift to help KCO advance literacy in communities that need it.