See what others have said about volunteering with BookSpring!
“As a volunteer, there may not be a paycheck, but what I get back in excitement in children’s eyes and joy in their voices, is worth a million dollars.”
“I love interacting with young children. I really enjoying reading to them and making literature come alive for them.”
“I know how to make adjustments to meet the needs of the children I visit. My K background helps with that. I am also a grandmother and great grandmother.”
“I really love working with young children. It gives me great joy but more importantly the children love the experience and they know that they are going to receive a book of their own each time I appear in their classroom.”
“Just go one time and observe and you will be hooked.”
“I find time to volunteer because of the happy faces of the children and I enjoy seeing different elementary schools around the city.”
“I wish people knew how much the children love getting their own books to keep at home.”
“I like to help the kids sticker and sign their books.”
“It’s nice to be involved in something so positive. You can see the joy on the their faces when they pick out a book.”
“BookSpring makes children happy while doing something something educational.”
“It’s so positive and simple. BookSpring makes it very easy to get involved.”
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