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We have family that lost everything during Harvey here in Houston. It is the worst feeling wanting to do something but feeling so helpless. We tried to come up with something we could do for them to help them start to rebuild and feel normal again. One thing that my son pointed out was that they lost so many books. They have 5 kids and that meant lots of awesome books. They had a huge library. So my son decided to help start a new library for them.

Recently I found out about a great new initiative with Kellogg’s® and Dollar General. Did you know that Kellogg’s is a proud sponsor of the Dollar General Literacy Foundation? Every day, Kellogg employees work together to fulfill their vision of enriching and delighting the world through foods and brands that matter. Kellogg’s is committed to providing 3 billion Better Days through 2025 through initiatives that feed people and their potential. How awesome is that?
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Dollar General Corporation has been delivering value to shoppers for over 75 years through its mission of Serving Others. The Dollar General Literacy Foundation is celebrating over 20 years of helping individuals learn to read, prepare for their high school equivalency, or learn English. Since its inception, the Foundation has awarded more than $140 million to nonprofit organizations and schools that have helped more than 9 million individuals advance their literacy and basic education skills.


- Go through your old books
- Go to resale stores
- Check Dollar General
- Check Garage Sales
- Find a basket
- Fill the basket with age appropriate books.
- Add Tissue Paper or other fun fillers
This was all my son’s idea and I am so proud of him. We look forward to sharing this basket with them and hoping it can help them start to rebuild their library.



