Jersey Proud: Nonprofit helps get 36,000 free books to New Jersey schools
The group First Book worked with other organizations to donate 36,000 free books to K-12 students.
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Jun 13, 2023, 2:32 AM
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7ds agoThousands of books were given out to schools across New Jersey thanks to the efforts of a nonprofit.
The group First Book worked with other organizations to donate 36,000 free books to K-12 students.
About 200 teachers were on hand at the North American Headquarters Of Jaguar-Land Rover in Mahwah to distribute the books.
Employees from Edison-based Tata Consultancy Services were among the volunteers who also offered STEM resources for educators.