Enrollment at Ohio's Imagination Library surges after Dolly Parton's passing
Enrollment jumped by a few hundred children in one week, and Ohio officials say more than 327,000 kids are now signed up for free books.
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Lawmakers want to fund Dolly Parton reading initiative at 100%
(The Center Square) – Tennessee could pick up the local funding for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, according to a proposal by state House Speaker Cameron Sexton and Hixson Republican Sen. Bo Watson.
Huron County Imagination Library solicits donations in memory of Dolly Parton - Huron County View
According to Dolly Parton’s father, Robert Lee Parton, “Imagination Library was probably the most important thing” Dolly ever did. She created the organization as a tribute to her father, because she believed that his inability to read “probably kept him from fulfilling all of his dreams.” Starting in 1995 with a program for children in Dolly Parton’s home county, Imagination Library has grown to include community partners in the United States, …
Dolly Parton left legacy to Marin’s young readers in Imagination Library - Point Reyes Light
Through her Imagination Library, Dolly Parton extended her reach all the way from Tennessee to West Marin. More than 3 million kids across the country receive free books each month through her early childhood literacy program; in Marin, 1,300 kids participate in the program, and nearly 10,000 more are eligible to join it. The Marin […]
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