Lead to Read KC and Rainy Day Books teamed up to host a new book fair to support Reading Mentors and young students.
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Lead to Read KC and Rainy Day Books teamed up to host a new book fair to support Reading Mentors and young students.
Lead to Read KC and Rainy Day Books teamed up to host a new book fair to support Reading Mentors and young students.
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For years, Lead to Read KC has been fortunate to step up to the plate alongside one of Kansas City’s most beloved teams: the Kansas City Royals and The Kansas City Royals Foundation. As we wrap up our final partner spotlight in this series, it feels fitting to...
Lead to Read KC and Rainy Day Books join forces to expand book access, celebrate reading, and support students across Kansas City.
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In my role as Executive Director, I’m focused on expanding our reach, deepening our impact, and making sure every child in Kansas City has access to literacy mentorship and resources.
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