The African Library Project is an amazing group of volunteers working tireleslly to promote education and literacy in some of the most remote regions in Africa. They are professional courteous and we are thrilled to have discovered them and be able to work with them. Without their hard work we would not have been able to make as much as an impact. There knowledge and experience is a beacon of light and it is an honor to work with them.
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Causes: Education, International, International Development, Libraries, Literacy, Promotion of International Understanding, Remedial Reading & Encouragement
Mission: The African Library Project starts and improves small libraries in sub-Saharan Africa to promote literacy and education.
Results: Since 2005, we have started or improved 4,143 small libraries in Botswana, Cameroon, Lesotho, Malawi, Nigeria, ESwatini, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda and Ghana. We currently work with our African partners in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana and Uganda. We have made over 2000 partnerships in the U.S. with schools, companies, individuals, youth groups, Scouts, and families. We have shipped 4.1 million+ books to Africa serving over 3 million readers.
Target demographics: Students and communities in Uganda, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, Malawi, Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland who have limited access to books
Direct beneficiaries per year: 250,000 readers in new/improved libraries.
Geographic areas served: The United States and southern Canada
Programs: small libraries in rural areas, librarian training and best practice Summits for our partners in Africa.
ALPer 09/04/2013
Thanks, Yosef! We love Books4Cause, too! You do such a phenomenal job in the Chicago area. I'm so glad you are headed to Botswana in November:)