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Third Graders Receive Dictionaries: Generous Gifts from Bayneville Grange #1810

Mar 20 2015
Emily
Article written by Belinda Larsen, The Butler County Times-Gazette Bayneville Grange #1810 distributed dictionaries to local third grade students recently. The group purchases the dictionaries through The Dictionary Project, a non-profit charitable...
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First Year to Volunteer: The provisional Rotary Club of Rochester Southeast NY

Mar 18 2015
Emily
The provisional Rotary Club of Rochester Southeast NY formed in the spring of 2014. The group is comprised of individuals who want to participate in Rotary service projects and give back to...
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First Year to Volunteer: Rotary Club of Temple South, TX

Mar 16 2015
Emily
Watch the Rotary Club of Temple South distribute dictionaries to local students at Scott Elementary School!

Message from Rotary District 6930 Governer Dr. Juan F. Ortega

Mar 12 2015
Emily
Dear Fellow Rotarians, March is Literacy Month, a time when Rotary Clubs focus on literacy as an essential ingredient for reducing poverty, improving health, encouraging community and economic development, and promoting peace....
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Annie Sims Third Graders Receive Dictionaries from Mt. Pleasant, TX Rotary Members

Mar 11 2015
Emily
Article from the Daily Tribune Last Friday, March 6, marked a special day for Annie Sims Elementary third graders. And not just because it was the day before a week off for...
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The Kiwanis Club of Reisterstown Promote Education through the Gift of a Dictionary

Mar 10 2015
Emily
The Kiwanis Club of Reisterstown has participated in The Dictionary Project for four consecutive years, donating dictionaries to children in Baltimore County Public Schools. Last fall members distributed around 600 dictionaries to...
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