This is the last week of the SU Scholastic Book sale: your opportunity to purchase children’s books at GREAT LOW PRICES!!!
HELP US TO HELP OTHERS! With every $150 in books sold, the Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service and the SU Literacy Corps will receive 20 free books to donate to Syracuse City School District students.
This is a wonderful opportunity to:
*Purchase holiday gifts for your family and friends
*Build your own children’s library
*Donate a book to a classroom
The deadline for ordering books is THIS Friday, Nov. 9. Don’t miss your chance to order! Stop by the Literacy Corps office (237 Schine Student Center) to browse the full catalogue and order your books today!! Money due with order, will accept cash/checks, checks can be made payable to the Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service. Any questions, contact 443-3051 or literacy@syr.edu.
Contact Person: Colleen McAllister
Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service
237 Schine
literacy@syr.edu
443-3051
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