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Youth Literacy Programs

Striving to provide unique programs and tools that foster the LOVE of reading in children.

APS McKinney-Vento
Homeless Assistance Act

Global Give-A-Book champions youth literacy by providing new, award-winning children’s books to APS Title 1 McKinney-Vento initiatives, which include after school tutoring, meals, and literacy instruction.

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Community Projects

In collaboration with community partners and local

food pantries, we have created a direct link to the

children who can most benefit from our programs. 

 

These connections build on established points of

delivery for every box of food distributed,

including GGAB materials.

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Lavender Libros 

Lavender Libros is a literacy program that invites community leaders to read award-winning books aloud on video, encouraging children to listen and read along. These videos are featured on the GGAB YouTube, where children can access them on the go or from home.

Native American Community Outreach

We're proud to partner with the Community Pantry of Gallup, supporting Native American communities in McKinley County. Through efforts like "Food For Kids," children receive food and new GGAB books, addressing poverty and food insecurity among native families.

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El Pasoans Fighting Hunger

In collaboration with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank, we have created a direct link to the children who can most benefit from our program.  Currently, 171,000 El Pasoans rely on the food bank. UTEP's recent study revealed 35% of El Pasoans face food insecurity, doubling national estimates for our community. EPFH services 185,000 low-income children across 182 schools in seven West Texas counties, including El Paso, Culberson, Hudspeth, Brewster, Jeff Davis, Reeves and Presidio Counties.

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