Book Donation to Italian Home for Children

Sophia Pankevych (Social Media Manager), Lillia Ivaniv (Founder and President), and Allison Lin (Event Manager), stand in front of Italian Home after successfully delivering over 200 books.

Galaxy Nonprofit had the incredible opportunity to donate the books collected from our recent book drive to the Italian Home for Children, a remarkable institution located in Boston that provides care and support to children in need. This initiative was part of our ongoing commitment to promote literacy and education among young people, and we are thrilled to have made a meaningful contribution to the lives of these children.

During our visit, we brought along approximately 200 carefully selected books, which included a diverse range of genres such as adventure, fantasy, educational materials, and classic literature. These books are not only a source of entertainment but also serve as valuable resources that can enhance the children's learning experiences and foster a love for reading. The moment we arrived at the Italian Home for Children, we were greeted with warm smiles and eager anticipation from the kids, who were excited to explore the new additions to their library. It was heartwarming to see their enthusiasm as they flipped through the pages, discovering new stories and characters that would ignite their imaginations.

Allison Lin and Sophia Pankevych carry up a large box filled with books up to the doors of Italian Home.

Our donation has significantly expanded their access to educational and fun books, providing them with opportunities to learn, grow, and escape into different worlds through literature. In addition to the book donation, we engaged in various activities with the children, including reading sessions and storytelling workshops, which allowed us to connect with them on a personal level. These interactions not only enriched the children's experience but also reinforced our belief in the power of community involvement and support. We were truly inspired by their resilience and creativity, and it was a joy to witness their excitement for reading and learning.

Looking ahead, we are eager to return to the Italian Home for Children in the near future. Our team is already brainstorming ideas for additional activities and programs that can further support the children's educational journeys. We envision organizing regular reading clubs, writing workshops, and even author visits, which would provide the children with ongoing opportunities to engage with literature and express themselves creatively. We are committed to building a lasting relationship with the Home and its residents, and we can't wait to continue working with these wonderful kids to inspire a lifelong love of reading and learning!