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Frances Heyne Brings the Gift of a Dictionary to Yellowstone Academy

Jan 29 2015
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Frances Heyne out of Houston, Texas has made community service a life-long passion. In 2013 she extended her efforts and introduced The Dictionary Project to Yellowstone Academy in Houston. Yellowstone Academy was...
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Children in Bosnia Receive Dictionaries

Jan 28 2015
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The Rotary Club of Lukavac, Bosnia recently received dictionaries from the Rotary Club of DeLand, Florida. Harlow Hyde, a member of the Rotary Club of Deland, reached out to The Dictionary Project...
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Greater Kingsport Republican Women’s Club believes that “Good Readers Become Good Leaders”

Jan 27 2015
Mary
Since 2009, the members of the Greater Kingsport Republican’s Club have made their annual literacy project one of their top priority community projects. Each year, the members have raised funds for their...
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Anthony and Sarah Triola Work with Community to Bring Dictionaries to Sugarloaf Elementary

Jan 26 2015
Mary
Anthony and Sarah Triola recently delivered 98 dictionaries to Sugarloaf Elementary School in Killeen, TX with the help of soldiers from the adoptive unit, the 11th Military Police Battalion, and the U.S....
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The Kiwanis Club of Westside Jacksonville Start Dictionary Project

Jan 20 2015
Mary
The Kiwanis Club of Westside Jacksonville recently distributed dictionaries to third-grader students in Duval County School District. The Kiwanis have already donated over 250 books to five elementary schools for the 2014-2015...
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Rotary Clubs of Paterson Donates Dictionaries

Jan 19 2015
Mary
The Rotary Clubs of Paterson have been donating dictionaries to all the 3rd grade students in both public and parochial schools in Paterson, New Jersey since 2006. We would like to continue...
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