Lawrence S.Ting School’s book fair to fundraise for TLP children’s libraries.
Lawrence S.Ting School in Vietnam organized a book fair on March 15 to fundraise The Library Project‘s children’s libraries for poor children. Through the event, students in this school have contributed the amount of money equivalent to an entire STEM Classroom Library, as well as a Lireracy Program and Teacher Training for rural elementary schools. In addition, hundreds of books about science, history, fairy tales, etc. have also been donated from March 11 to March 22, 2019.
The program consists of two activities: Book donation and Book fair. In the Book fair, students in 25 classes managed their own booths, selling their old books to fundraise. In one afternoon, they collected a large amount of funds, exceeding the school’s expectation.
Ms. Vuong Le Giang, head librarian of Lawrence S.Ting School, said: “This is an annual activity of our school library for many years. This year is the year we raised the most money, nearly 38 percent more than the previous year.”
This contribution is not only from a school but also from all students participating in the event, hoping to bring a better education for children in rural areas. We believe small actions can make a big change. If you or your organization are also interested in making a fundraising campaign, contact us for more information.
Thanks to Lawrence S.Ting School for helping us bring knowledge to children in rural Vietnam.
About The Library Project
The Library Project is dedicated to improving rural education in China and worldwide by providing children with access to libraries, literacy programs, and teacher training. Since 2006, they have benefited over a million children and teachers through more than 3,000 library donations. Their programs include Reading Rooms, Reading Corners, and Children’s Literacy Bags, all designed to create educational spaces where children can learn and grow. The Library Project is committed to measurable impact and continuous support for rural elementary schools, kindergartens, orphanages, community centers, and the home. For more information, visit www.library-project.org.
