Silicon Valley Gives campaign to benefit SSF
Your online donations will be matched on May 6th
Dear Friends,
On May 6th your online donation can be doubled by the first ever Silicon Valley Gives campaign. On that day, your donation will help support our mission to improve literacy skills in North San Mateo County.
We need you to help us with these three things:
- 1. Mark May 6, 2014 on your calendar to remind you to donate and add this link: http://www.razoo.com/story/Southsanfranciscofriendsofthelibrary
- 2. Spread the word! Forward this email to your family, friends, book groups, and interested organizations. We are hoping to raise at least $10,000 for this important project! You can make a big difference -just think if each of us gives $10 and we get 10 friends, associates to give $10 and they get their friends and associates to give we will reach our goal!
- 3. Please post on your Facebook Page: “Please help us raise funds to build a strong, literate community. Donate as little as $10 here http://www.razoo.com/story/Southsanfranciscofriendsofthelibrary
In light of the recent studies showing that the majority of our South San Francisco and Daly City youth are reading below grade level our libraries and their literacy programs are even more critical.
Double your dollars with matches up to $50,000 at these times!
Midnight-1 AM Two for One Dollar SVCF |
12 Noon Dollar for Dollar Packard Foundation |
6 PM Dollar for Dollar Hewlett Foundation |
7 PM Dollar for Dollar Moore Foundation |
About Project Read
Project Read provides free training four times annually for new volunteers who wish to assist in this worthy literacy endeavor. No experience is necessary, but a college education is usually a guarantee that new tutors have the ability to read and write well enough to assist others to achieve their literacy goals. The next training is set for late January 2014 at the library. If you are interested in pursuing this rewarding volunteer experience, please call the Project Read office at 650-829-3871 and speak directly to any staff member who can provide information on the next steps to take. To read about more success stories click HERE