Kiwanis' Orphan Books Host book fair

Kiwanis' Orphan Books is hosting a book fair at the FAMU Irene C. Edmonds Youth Camp. The camp is celebrating 15 years of theater production. The participants are between the ages of 7 to 16. The five week camp is housed in the Charles Winter Wood Theatre on the campus of Florida A & M University. Valencia Matthews, director of theater decided to encourage her campers to read as much as they perform. The book fair will provide books, DVDs, music and educational resources to the all the kids and families who participated in the camp.
K.O.B. receives new and gently used items from small businesses and private donors. The book fair will provide an excitement for reading and boost performance. Research has shown that better readers perform above their competitors and have greater voice diction than their peers. Reading on a regular can afford theater campers a comfort style of reading plays. Participants will be encourage to read books of their choice as is it was a script. Make the characters come alive, use voice diction and projection to speak the patron at the back of the theater.
The kids will soon develop a passion for reading and realize a meaningful purpose. The children will read while applying theater skills learned during the workshops and classroom lessons at camp. This positive impact could also boost the self esteem.
K.O.B. has developed tools to ensure the book fair maintains a positive image. Advertising and media executions and public relations all provide exposure that will benefit the firm significantly. Goody bags have been prepared for all 33 kids and their families which are provided at the book fair. The bags contain my business cards which are effective but inexpensive to market our firm. Attendees can also sign up for our monthly newsletter, "Readers Are Winners." These tools allow the firm to deliver a message to our target audience. Lastly, the mascot, Hazelexa will appear at the book fair to take photo and hand out books to kids. Our goal is to reach and expand globally. The book fair at the Ice Camp gives us a good start.

My Thoughts Are.....

The Impact is about the Boys and Girls Club members and the graphics reflect that. This demographic of kids may bring a challenge. Why? For one they're adjusted to certain eating habits and in their world eating healthy is junk food what they're used to. No doubt with some incentives and a lot of persuasion it will work.I like the graphics of children running and playing freely, it goes well with "Get Up and Move." The BGCA would be an exceptional place to host a book fair. Perhaps Kiwanis' Orphan Books could provide books to families, help create personal at home libraries at home. "Get Up and Move" can partner with K.O.B. and promote family reading night while encouraging families to eat healthier. Creating smarter and healthy families, with this everyone wins.
I would have loved to see more graphics for the Fight AIDS Gala. A photo from your previous event would have been ideal since you're fundraising and need all the help you can get. I hope the Gala is uplifting and high-spirited and not dull and boring. I hope your event go as planned, much support to your firm.

Readers Are Winners !!!

We need your books!! You can help instill excitement for reading in our most disadvantaged children. Visit kiwanisorphanbooks.org to find out how. At K.O.B. our mission is to provide a wide range of books and resources to individuals of all ages for a positive and exciting reading experience. K.O.B. is pending 501 (c) (3) status. However, we will continue to promote literacy and life-long learning in the Big Bend area. We are currently accepting new and gently used children's books of all types and other forms of educational media. Kiwanis' Orphan Books is unique among most non-profit organizations. We distribute books to the community and to organizations serving disadvanted children.
Please help us fight illiteracy by donating your unwanted books today.
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