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Yellow Library San Francisco CA US
Yellow Library, located at 1800 Owens St, San Francisco, CA, is a nonprofit initiative dedicated to expanding access to culturally inclusive children’s literature. Through a partnership with First Book and the Kendra Scott Foundation, the program provides brand-new, multicultural, bilingual, and diverse books to Title I elementary schools nationwide, ensuring students see themselves reflected in the stories they read. Launched in November 2024, the initiative has already established 20 Yellow Libraries, with a goal of opening 20 more in 2025 to support underserved communities.
The program emphasizes equitable access to educational resources, focusing on schools in low-income areas where funding for books is limited. By offering high-quality, inclusive reading materials, Yellow Library aims to inspire a love of learning and foster representation in early childhood education. The initiative is currently accepting applications from eligible Title I schools through April 25, 2025, with a dedicated online application portal available at [https://lnkd.in/g_9hVHK6](https://lnkd.in/g_9hVHK6).
Yellow Library seeks community support to expand its impact, encouraging individuals and organizations to share the application with qualifying schools or explore partnership opportunities for funding. For more information about the program or to contribute, visit the official website or contact the team directly.
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