• News
  • About
    • Mission Statement
    • History
    • The Team
    • Board of Directors
    • Privacy Policy
    • Donor Privacy Policy
    • Financial Information
  • Information
    • Sponsor Profiles
    • School Coverage Information
    • International Project Map
    • National Project Map
  • Sponsor A Project
    • How To Donate Books
    • Fundraising Ideas
    • Resources
    • FAQ
  • Order Here
  • Contact Us
(843) 737-1345
wordpower@dictionaryproject.org
P.O. Box 180159
Coronado, CA 92178
  • News
  • About
    • Mission Statement
    • History
    • The Team
    • Board of Directors
    • Privacy Policy
    • Donor Privacy Policy
    • Financial Information
  • Information
    • Sponsor Profiles
    • School Coverage Information
    • International Project Map
    • National Project Map
  • Sponsor A Project
    • How To Donate Books
    • Fundraising Ideas
    • Resources
    • FAQ
  • Order Here
  • Contact Us

Richard C. Huff, Rotary Club of Quad Cities Sharp County, Evening Shade, AR

Sep 01 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
We’ve been doing this for five years and the kids LOVE IT!!! Great project for our Rotary Club.

DJ Burrier, Port Washington Masonic Lodge # 202, Newcomerstown, OH

Sep 01 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
I believe we have donated for 8 years. Great program.

Patricia Hale, Rotary Club of Prince George County, Hopewell, VA

Sep 01 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
Although we are a small Rotary Club of 25 members, we all enjoy fund raising for this project. Delivering the dictionaries to delighted and grateful children is the most fun of all! Our club has a great time looking up the longest word in the English language with each class we visit. Good fellowship, good fun and great publicity for our club. Our county’s...
Read More

Tim James, Rotary Club of Orange, Orange, CT

Sep 01 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
We have been participating for at least 8 years. The students look forward to meeting the Rotarians, learning a bit about the organization, and receiving the dictionaries.

William Monson, Columbus Lions Club, Columbus, MN

Sep 01 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
This is our fourth or fifth year of donating the dictionaries to the third grade students in Columbus Elementary. The third grade teachers use these dictionaries throughout the year. We tell the students about the first dictionary that was written by Noah Webster in 1783 that was referred to as the Blue Backed Speller because of the color of the cover of the book....
Read More

Michele McGill, Rock Valley, IA

Sep 01 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
This Project continues to be one of the best organizations. What a wonderful idea Ms. French developed. It is a pleasure to participate each year.

Chet Wilkinson, Chino Valley Elks Lodge # 2842, Prescott, AZ

Aug 31 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
I believe this is our 4th year and we’ve expanded beyond just Chino Valley – we’ll distribute over 350 this year. I think that this is a terrific program and applaud the fact the the focus has been kept true to the original mission – too many projects are harmed by their efforts to expand to other areas resulting in a “watered down” product...
Read More

Vestal Elks Lodge # 2508, Vestal, NY

Aug 31 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
This is the best project that the Vestal Elks #2508 loves to do. The kids love it the most. When we say that the dictionary is their to keep, it’s like we gave them the world. Once again Thank You for a great program to take part in.

Darrell Miller, Rotary Club of Wayne, Wayne, NE

Aug 31 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
This is the 4th year we have participated in this project. We are giving books to our community and those towns near us who do not have service organizations. We really enjoy this project for its simplicity and beneficial aspects.

Sally Waterfall, American Legion Aux. No. 209, Clark, SD

Aug 31 2010
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
The children are very appreciative of the dictionaries and look forward to receiving them. They know that when they reach third grade level it is their turn. Many of the parents have commented that they liked the dictionaries also.
‹ Previous 1 … 166 167 168 169 170 … 220 Next ›
The Dictionary Project: Learn to Read, Read to Learn

Contact Us

P.O. Box 180159
Coronado, CA 92178
(843) 737-1345
wordpower@dictionaryproject.org

The Dictionary Project is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization

Our goal is to assist all students to become good writers, active readers and creative thinkers by providing students a gift of their own personal dictionary.
The Dictionary Project © 2013-2021 All Rights Reserved.