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Poinsettia sale raises funds for Critchlow Adkins - Vimarsana News

Poinsettia sale raises funds for Critchlow Adkins

In December, Rebecca “Bicky” Warrington, owner of Shaper’s Hair Salon, and her husband Dan Warrington, owner of Warrington Builders, hosted their fifth annual poinsettia sale to benefit Critchlow Adkins Children’s

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'Raising a Reader' summer children's book drive begins May 9 - Vimarsana News

'Raising a Reader' summer children's book drive begins May 9

– The Raising a Reader committee of the Monday Club will continue its "Raising a Reader" program to further childhood literacy and provide access to books for children. The outreach effort will help provide books to more children, not just those who participate in the RAR program through their schools. The committee is asking the community to clear out their bookshelves in an effort to collect children's books.

LCSC receives $30,000 grant to support Raising a Reader program - Vimarsana News

LCSC receives $30,000 grant to support Raising a Reader program

The mission of the Raising a Reader program is to engage caregivers in a routine of book sharing with their children from birth through age eight.

Monday Club works with the SLO Food Bank to get more books to children - Vimarsana News

Monday Club works with the SLO Food Bank to get more books to children

–The Raising a Reader (RAR) committee of The Monday Club has launched a new program to further their mission of promoting childhood literacy and providing access to books for children. This new outreach will help provide books to more children, not just those who participate in the RAR program through their schools. The plan is to collect “gently loved” children’s and young adult’s books (ages 0 – 18) from Monday Club members and from the community and deliver them to the SLO Food Bank to be distributed via a program called “Breakfast Bags.” These are drawstring backpacks give...