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If You Give A Child A Book: Story Time



For almost a decade ABC 10News has made the mission of sharing the magic of reading through annual book fairs a key commitment to our community. And now through Story Time, we take one step further towards putting even more books into the hands of students throughout San Diego County by expanding the annual “If you give a child a book…” annual campaign to monthly classroom “mini book fairs”.

In partnership with the San Diego Council on Literacy and North Island Credit Union, with support of the San Diego County Office of Education students in Title 1 schools across the county are receiving new books of their very own.

Join us each month as we travel to a different school with the ABC 10News team to deliver the magic of reading.

If you would like to donate to the annual Scripps Howard Fund “If you give a child a book…” campaign in support of childhood literacy, please
CLICK HERE: https://www.10news.com/giveabook

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ABOUT SAN DIEGO COUNCIL ON LITERACY

The San Diego Council on Literacy (SDCOL) unites the community to support literacy. It represents 35 affiliated youth, adult, and family literacy programs that annually serve 100,000 residents of all ages. Its priorities are as follows: defining the state of literacy in the region; raising literacy awareness; instilling the importance of literacy in the region; filling service gaps; and generating resources that respond to the needs of the local literacy network and those they serve.

ABOUT NORTH ISLAND CREDIT UNION

North Island Credit Union is a leading $4.5 billion San Diego financial institution offering a full suite of consumer, business, and investment products and services. With a mission to strengthen the communities it serves, North Island Credit Union has invested over $2 million over the past five years to support those individuals and organizations that help our students, schools, and communities thrive. Its impact programs work to ensure a stronger financial future for our communities through education grants, financial literacy, equal access to affordable financial services, and DE&I initiatives.

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