Tata Sons NA and First Book since 2008, are working to eliminate barriers to education, and have distributed more than 550,000 books across the U.S. and Canada.
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A North American unit of Tata Sons and First Book, the biggest online network of educators working for needy children, together organized a campaign in which more than 35,000 books were distributed to educators and students in New Jersey.
To ensure that students in the region have the necessary reading materials for them to scale new heights in academic performance, high-quality and free books were distributed to the northern New Jersey community, in the presence of around 200 educators. Tata Sons volunteers visited Montclair Child Development Centre in New Jersey and handed over 400 books for their academic development. Further, teachers were given books to educate K-12 students in the area, apart from distributing books to schools across New Jersey.
Tata Sons North America and First Book in collaboration since 2008, are working to eliminate barriers to education, and have distributed more than 550,000 books to educators tutoring kids in need across the U.S. and Canada.
On this momentous occasion, Michael McCabe of Tata Sons NA said, “Since the founding of our group, we have upheld the commitment to giving back to the community. We are proud to continue to build on that commitment and share the power of reading with students across New Jersey.”
Dana Bond of First Book, emphasized the importance of this campaign, “New Jersey educators, like so many others across the country, have had to combat the educational barriers and shoulder the financial burden of limited resources and expanding book deserts.”
