Sue Gail Spring, valued contributor to the WBFN Book Project
April 9, 2019
Sue Gail Spring, the Library Media Specialist of Norwood School in Bethesda, has been a long-time supporter and advocate of the WBFN Book Project.
News & Media | In the news
Visit from Major Book Donor in November 2018
November 28, 2018
“We have not dealt with any other vendor since”
Books for a Better Citizenry
June 1, 2012
The WBFN Book Project’s donation of 52 boxes of books to my library project in Côte d’Ivoire […] came as an unexpected surprise.
Shipment to Papua New Guinea
March 1, 2012
Young minds in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea are hungry for knowledge and a book is a treasure to unlock the world for them. […]
Santa Arrived Early in the Philippines!
February 1, 2012
The WBFN Book Project Team can report that the shipment of books for the school children in Davao del Sur, Philippines was implemented successfully last November.
Notes of appreciation from Abuja, Nigeria
October 1, 2011
“Children, are you happy?” the Headmaster of Fountain of Peace Basic School asked the throng of children who had gathered
Book Project Donation to Schools in Monrovia
April 1, 2011
The books, which are expected to be distributed among 60 schools in Monrovia, were made available to the GEP by the World Bank Family Network Book Project
Mwika Community Library—The first of its kind and the only one!
March 1, 2011
For three weeks in August 2010, my colleague and I […] visited Mwika, Tanzania, a small village on the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Books for Haiti
September 1, 2010
Undoubtedly, we all need not be reminded of the tragedy that struck Haiti on the 12th January.
Shipment to Tanzania
June 1, 2010
The Book Project aims to send four large shipments each year. A large shipment is approximately 30,000+ books.
Project Haiti—French Books!
April 4, 2010
We have all been horrified at the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti.
Meet the Book Project
January 1, 2010
We ship books to schools and libraries in developing countries, from Kindergarten all the way up to University level.