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  • Writer: Benay Hicks
    Benay Hicks
  • Jan 25, 2020
  • 1 min read

Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream — and so does Book Harvest, a Durham nonprofit that hosted its ninth annual Dream Big Book Drive and Community Celebration last week.

“The Book Harvest dream is a world in which all children have books at home, and plenty of them,” Ginger Young, founder and executive director of Book Harvest, said in an email statement.

Over 1,000 visitors attended Dream Big at Rhythms Live Music Hall from 1-4 p.m. on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Young said. A book drive, volunteer opportunity, activity fair and fundraiser all at once, Dream Big provided a string backpack for each child to fill with books that were laid out on tables throughout the venue.

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Since 2011, Book Harvest has provided more than 2.9 million books to families, ensuring that parents have the tools and power to ignite and strengthen their children's literacy. With programs that are grounded in evidence, Book Harvest believes that literacy starts at birth, in the home, powered by parents, and nourished with books.

Book Harvest's 2024 IRS 990 is available here.

Book Harvest's most recent audit is here.

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2501 University Drive, Durham, NC 27707

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Family Space: Tuesday-Saturday 9 AM - 5 PM

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