A nonprofit known for providing free supplies and support to teachers is expanding its reach to do something good for more people in the community. It's inside the nonprofit's location on the Near Southside, where the mission is to fill a classroom, not a landfill.
A nonprofit known for providing free supplies and support to teachers is expanding its reach to do something good for more people in the community.
It's inside the nonprofit's location on the Near Southside, where the mission is to fill a classroom, not a landfill.
Dragga was the founder and former Executive Director of The Book Truck, a teen literacy nonprofit that served book deserts across Los Angeles for the past decade.
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A nonprofit known for providing free supplies and support to teachers is expanding its reach to do something good for more people in the community. It's inside the nonprofit's location on the Near Southside, where the mission is to fill a classroom, not a landfill. Dragga was the founder and former Executive Director of The Book Truck, a teen literacy nonprofit that served book deserts across Los Angeles for the past decade.
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We want books on those shelves," Dragga said.
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