Building Literacy, One Book at a Time
The Library Project is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. All donations made in the United States are tax deductible. Our programs across the country focus on increasing access to books, supporting teachers, and engaging parents to create a culture of reading both at school and at home.
We partner with local literacy-focused nonprofit organizations to identify communities and schools most in need of resources. Together, we implement Book Donations, provide Teacher Training, and offer Parent Support Programs that encourage reading as a shared family activity. Whether in a rural classroom or an urban community center, our goal is the same — to help children discover the joy of reading and develop the literacy skills they need to succeed.
Our Programs in the United States
Book Donations
We provide new, high-quality books to schools and community programs that already have libraries but need additional reading materials. These donations refresh collections, expand access to diverse stories, and help teachers connect students with books that inspire learning and imagination.
Teacher Training
We equip educators with the tools and confidence to integrate literacy into daily lessons and inspire a love of reading in every student. Training focuses on practical strategies that can be adapted for classrooms of all sizes and levels.
Parent Support
We believe that reading at home reinforces reading at school. Our family literacy initiatives offer parents and caregivers simple ways to create supportive reading environments, even in homes with limited resources.
Where We Work
The Library Project supports both rural and urban schools throughout the United States, with a focus on communities where access to quality reading materials remains limited. From small towns to large cities, our programs are designed to meet local needs and build lasting partnerships that strengthen literacy nationwide.