Turn The Page, Inc., a non-profit charitable organization, encourages literacy by supplementing the resources of Illinois public and school libraries.

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Dear Turn The Page... "Thank You"

   "Your organization is a savior for the small rural libraries of Illinois. I serve as a Local Literacy Coordinator for the TEAL Literacy Program of Lincoln Land Community College and have advised the poorer libraries in my assigned territory of your WONDERFUL service. Those libraries (I believe, at least, Auburn, Divernon, and Girard) have approached your organization and with great appreciation have received books..." —Carol Little Local Literacy Coordinator TEAL (Training and Education for Adult Learners) Lincoln Land Community College

   "I wanted to add to Carol's thanks. Not only will these books enhance the reading ability and enjoyment of the families in Franklin Il., the books are part of a senior project assignment that could have been ordinary. Instead, a gung-ho high school student took her assignment and, with your help, turned it into something powerful and impressive. When she reached out for assistance, she hit the jackpot. Thank you so much." —Cyndy Colletti Literacy Program Manager Illinois State Library Literacy Office, Jesse White, Secretary of State and State Librarian

   "I just wanted to take a moment to send many thanks to you for your extraordinary generosity...of 195 books from you. The impact on Franklin, IL for years to come will be immeasurable with positive outcomes. Thanks so very much for your kind assistance and consideration. "—Carol Little

   "THANK YOU! The books you sent, arrived, and we are all so thrilled... The book selection you sent was absolutely EXCELLENT! ... Not only have you provided many wonderful books, but you have also shown the children what a difference can be made by giving and caring... —Cheryl Clevenger The following staff members wanted to express their thanks as well: Sheila Corso (librarian) Della Montgomery (2nd grade teacher) Kathy Vickers (Pre-K) Vicki Kent (Kindergarten) Susan Langen (fourth) Pam Stewart (sixth) Karen Rabe (resource/title1reading)