BKPNY presents "A FAMILY AFFAIR 2": Book Drive And Afternoon Of Fun For Kids And Their Grown-Ups
October 3rd (Saturday); 11am-5 pm
Queens Museum of Art
Flushing Meadows Corona Park , Queens , NY
Featuring readings by:
Sahar Williams, author of "Briana's Neighborhood"
&
Grace Chang, author of "Jin Jin and Rain Wizard"
From 11 am to 5 pm, BKPNY volunteers will be accepting used and new children's book donations to send to its partner community libraries in the Philippines. Come and donate your old or new children's books and join the fun activities for the whole family. There will be face painting, bookmark-making, bracelet weaving, cupcake decorating, and book readings. Beneficiaries for this book collection include Philippines community libraries in Quezon City, Novaliches, Cabuyao, Laguna and Mindanao. Cash donation towards a BKP matching program are also welcome. The event is part of the IV Annual Multilingual New York Book Fair Expo, which celebrates this year, the richness and diversity of the languages of New York. For additional information, send an e-mail to events@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.org
BKPNY, Inc. is a 100% volunteer-based nonprofit organization which collects used English children's books for shipment to partner community libraries in the Philippines and supports community literacy programs. BKPNY, Inc. is affiliated with BKP, Inc. and BKP-Philippines. BKPNY, Inc. holds fundraising events and book drives throughout the year to support its literacy-projects. BKPNY, Inc. is a 100% volunteer-based nonprofit organization which collects used English children's books for shipment to partner community libraries in the Philippines and supports community literacy programs. BKPNY, Inc. is affiliated with BKP, Inc. and BKP-Philippines. BKPNY, Inc. holds fundraising events and book drives throughout the year to support its literacy-projects. There will be face painting, arts and crafts activities, cupcake decorating, balloons and book readings. BKPNY's "A Family Affair" is part of the cultural event organized by the St. James Center and New York Book Fair Expo, official event partners of the "VI Annual Immigrant Heritage Week", established by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2004
From 11 am to 5 pm, BKPNY volunteers will be accepting used and new children's book donations to send to its partner community libraries in the Philippines. Come and donate your old or new children's books and join the fun activities for the whole family. There will be face painting, bookmark-making, bracelet weaving, cupcake decorating, and book readings. Beneficiaries for this book collection include Philippines community libraries in Quezon City, Novaliches, Cabuyao, Laguna and Mindanao. Cash donation towards a BKP matching program are also welcome. The event is part of the IV Annual Multilingual New York Book Fair Expo, which celebrates this year, the richness and diversity of the languages of New York. For additional information, send an e-mail to events@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.org
BKPNY, Inc. is a 100% volunteer-based nonprofit organization which collects used English children's books for shipment to partner community libraries in the Philippines and supports community literacy programs. BKPNY, Inc. is affiliated with BKP, Inc. and BKP-Philippines. BKPNY, Inc. holds fundraising events and book drives throughout the year to support its literacy-projects. BKPNY, Inc. is a 100% volunteer-based nonprofit organization which collects used English children's books for shipment to partner community libraries in the Philippines and supports community literacy programs. BKPNY, Inc. is affiliated with BKP, Inc. and BKP-Philippines. BKPNY, Inc. holds fundraising events and book drives throughout the year to support its literacy-projects. There will be face painting, arts and crafts activities, cupcake decorating, balloons and book readings. BKPNY's "A Family Affair" is part of the cultural event organized by the St. James Center and New York Book Fair Expo, official event partners of the "VI Annual Immigrant Heritage Week", established by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2004
From 11 am to 5 pm, BKPNY volunteers will be accepting used and new children's book donations to send to its partner community libraries in the Philippines. Come and donate your old or new children's books and join the fun activities for the whole family. There will be face painting, bookmark-making, bracelet weaving, cupcake decorating, and book readings. Beneficiaries for this book collection include Philippines community libraries in Quezon City, Novaliches, Cabuyao, Laguna and Mindanao. Cash donation towards a BKP matching program are also welcome. The event is part of the IV Annual Multilingual New York Book Fair Expo, which celebrates this year, the richness and diversity of the languages of New York. For additional information, send an e-mail to events@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.orgevents@bkpny.org
BKPNY, Inc. is a 100% volunteer-based nonprofit organization which collects used English children's books for shipment to partner community libraries in the Philippines and supports community literacy programs. BKPNY, Inc. is affiliated with BKP, Inc. and BKP-Philippines. BKPNY, Inc. holds fundraising events and book drives throughout the year to support its literacy-projects. BKPNY, Inc. is a 100% volunteer-based nonprofit organization which collects used English children's books for shipment to partner community libraries in the Philippines and supports community literacy programs. BKPNY, Inc. is affiliated with BKP, Inc. and BKP-Philippines. BKPNY, Inc. holds fundraising events and book drives throughout the year to support its literacy-projects. There will be face painting, arts and crafts activities, cupcake decorating, balloons and book readings. BKPNY's "A Family Affair" is part of the cultural event organized by the St. James Center and New York Book Fair Expo, official event partners of the "VI Annual Immigrant Heritage Week", established by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2004 |
