The Scholastic Book Sale is here-your opportunity to get children’s books at GREAT LOW PRICES!
HELP US TO HELP OTHERS! With every $150 of books sold, the Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service and the SU Literacy Corps will receive 10 free books! The donated books are used for children in the Syracuse City School District.
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 Nov. 9. Don’t miss your chance to order! Stop by the Literacy Corps office (237 Schine Student Center) to look through the full catalog and order your books today! All 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: SU Literacy Corps
(315) 443-3051
literacy@syr.edu
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