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Serving Hughes and Stanley Counties
The Imagination Library Program was started in 1995 by Dolly Parton for her
hometown of Sevier County, Tenn., because she wanted every child 0-5 years of
age to have his or her own library of books. Dolly understood the importance of
exposing children to reading at an early age, starting right from birth, so she
began sending books every month, free of charge, to kids in her county.
The Capital Area United Way is asking it's supporters to consider making a $30 donation to United Way to help provide books for area children. Thank you. Who is eligible?Preschool children (birth until their fifth birthday) residing in Hughes or Stanley County. What are my responsibilities?
When will I receive books?8 - 10 weeks after your registration form has been received, books will begin arriving at your home and will continue until your child turns five, or you move out of Hughes or Stanley Counties. How can I help?Do you know a preschool child in the two county area who is not receiving Dolly Parton's Imagination Library? Give their parents a registration form and encourage them to fill it out and mail it to the address on the form. Telling them about this Free program can make a huge difference in their future and the future of our community. What if I want to sponsor a child?In order to offer this program to the community, it will cost $30 a year for each preschool child who signs up to receive books throughout the Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. |
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