From “The Long Island Press” Amy Zaslansky held a book drive to donate paperbacks to a Hempstead schoolteacher’s class in 2012. The overwhelming response she received inspired what she called an “Aha! moment.” The mother of three from...
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Bohemia, N.Y.-based firm Cerini & Associates collaborates with local nonprofit Book Fairies; Big Four firm PwC is honored as the Corporate Honoree at a Help for Children fundraiser in New York City; and NASBA seeks nominations for the annual...
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The Book Fairies ships thousands of books to Africa each year, helping schools and libraries fill their empty shelves.
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Make a wish come true for a reader in need! The Book Fairies Wish List 1. New and gently used books ages birth through adult 2. Corporate Sponsorships and Day of Volunteer Service 3. Donated Professional Support: Accountant, Public Relations 4...
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MoreThey don’t have wings or wands, but there’s no doubt that Amy Zaslansky and her team of volunteers are The Book Fairies. “If a child says I don’t like to read it’s because they haven’t found the right book.” Zaslansky said. “I think that people...
MoreAmy Zaslansky is in the midst of her third life. The first was as an occupational therapist, the second as owner of an ecommerce business and now she is the founder and executive director of an organization that combines her two innate passions...
More“Amy Zaslansky, founder of The Book Fairies, was recently named one of News12 Long Island’s “12 Making a Difference.” Press Source: Long Island Press
MoreThe Book Fairies is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that is working to fix the issue of access to books by children from low socioeconomic households. Started by Amy Zaslansky, the idea behind the organization is simple — host book drives, where donated...
MoreIt wasn’t the tooth fairy, but the Book Fairies that made a stop at a school in Corona on Friday. More than 1,100 students at the Pioneer Academy got to take home two brand new or gently used books. Press Source: Spectrum NY1 News
MoreThe Book Fairy is out and about again, this time at Levy-Lakeside Elementary School in Merrick, to collect roughly 800 books raised by children eager to help those in need. Amy Zaslansky, of Bellmore, has been the Book Fairy for the past three...
MoreBellmore mom Amy Zaslansky wanted to share her love of books with less fortunate children. Press source: News 12
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