difference cont’d
the support of volunteers. I especially love working with older students so that they can experience fi rsthand the emotional connection of reading and giving a book to a child who has very little to call his/her own.” Additionally, a book plate is attached inside every book with the date,
and “to
and from” inscribed within to immortalizes the connection.
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Bradley’s strong commitment to Cops ‘n’ Kids, partnered with the tremendous support of the Lehigh Valley, helped win many local and national awards including the 2006 Quota International award as one of the top fi ve service projects in the world. Also in that same year, they received the Governor’s Citizen Crime prevention Volunteer Recognition Award.
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