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Letter: Bringing books to hospital


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To the community,

My Girl Scout gold award project is called Easy Access Books mini-library program. The project began after realizing the difficulty for community members without permanent residence to obtain a library card and access books.

Therefore, I created a mini-library in the lobby of the Barton Community Health Center to provide patients access to books and reading material. With the help of the Barton Auxiliary, the Barton Attic Thrift Store, and generous donations from employees and community members, the library has been fully stocked since April.

The response from the Community Health Center patients has been positive as the books have been flying off the shelves. Book donations will continue to be collected by dropping off gently used books on Mondays in the hospital’s front lobby.

I’d like to thank the community for your support.

Sarah Novak, South Lake Tahoe Girl Scout Troop 607

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  1. Kim Wyatt says - Posted: October 22, 2014

    Thank you, Sarah, for your good work!

  2. Cookie Rork says - Posted: October 23, 2014

    Great project, Sarah. Thanks for promoting literacy in our community. So many of us have books we could donate – thanks for another place to take them.