Upcoming Fundraisers

This program brings the schoollibrary to the kindergarten classesat Lenoir City Elementary School. Once a week, on Thursdays duringthe school year, a cart stocked withlibrary books is placed outside each classroom door (one cart for eachclassroom). Each member is assigned to a cart, serving as the “librarian.”Prior to the school start each childis permitted to search for a book, take the library card out of the pocket andhand it to the member who then records name and date of the child.The child’s teacherwill them providea folder to      take home. The foldercontains suggestions for theparent as they read the book to their child.Volunteers spend approximately one hour of their time, from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.

This program brings the schoollibrary to the kindergarten classesat Lenoir City Elementary School. Once a week, on Thursdays duringthe school year, a cart stocked withlibrary books is placed outside each classroom door (one cart for eachclassroom). Each member is assigned to a cart, serving as the “librarian.”Prior to the school start each childis permitted to search for a book, take the library card out of the pocket andhand it to the member who then records name and date of the child.The child’s teacherwill them providea folder to      take home. The foldercontains suggestions for theparent as they read the book to their child.Volunteers spend approximately one hour of their time, from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.

This program brings the schoollibrary to the kindergarten classesat Lenoir City Elementary School. Once a week, on Thursdays duringthe school year, a cart stocked withlibrary books is placed outside each classroom door (one cart for eachclassroom). Each member is assigned to a cart, serving as the “librarian.”Prior to the school start each childis permitted to search for a book, take the library card out of the pocket andhand it to the member who then records name and date of the child.The child’s teacherwill them providea folder to      take home. The foldercontains suggestions for theparent as they read the book to their child.Volunteers spend approximately one hour of their time, from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  Volunteers are still needed.

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  Volunteers are still needed.

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  Volunteers are still needed.

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  Volunteers are still needed.

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  Volunteers are still needed.

This program brings the schoollibrary to the kindergarten classesat Lenoir City Elementary School. Once a week, on Thursdays duringthe school year, a cart stocked withlibrary books is placed outside each classroom door (one cart for eachclassroom). Each member is assigned to a cart, serving as the “librarian.”Prior to the school start each childis permitted to search for a book, take the library card out of the pocket andhand it to the member who then records name and date of the child.The child’s teacherwill them providea folder to      take home. The foldercontains suggestions for theparent as they read the book to their child.Volunteers spend approximately one hour of their time, from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.

Our members pack bagsof healthy snacks from the 4 food groups. They begin at 9:30 a.m. and are usually finished by 10:30 a.m. Teachersdistribute the bags, confidentially, to these children on Friday’s when schoolis in session. Food is purchasedthrough Second Harvest; who deliversthe items directly to the school.

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  

Santa Needs Help again this year at Lenoir Family Resource Center. Wrapping gifts,sorting, organizing, receiving, anddistributing presents to 400 recipients.  

This program brings the schoollibrary to the kindergarten classesat Lenoir City Elementary School. Once a week, on Thursdays duringthe school year, a cart stocked withlibrary books is placed outside each classroom door (one cart for eachclassroom). Each member is assigned to a cart, serving as the “librarian.”Prior to the school start each childis permitted to search for a book, take the library card out of the pocket andhand it to the member who then records name and date of the child.The child’s teacherwill them providea folder to      take home. The foldercontains suggestions for theparent as they read the book to their child.Volunteers spend approximately one hour of their time, from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.

This program brings the schoollibrary to the kindergarten classesat Lenoir City Elementary School. Once a week, on Thursdays duringthe school year, a cart stocked withlibrary books is placed outside each classroom door (one cart for eachclassroom). Each member is assigned to a cart, serving as the “librarian.”Prior to the school start each childis permitted to search for a book, take the library card out of the pocket andhand it to the member who then records name and date of the child.The child’s teacherwill them providea folder to      take home. The foldercontains suggestions for theparent as they read the book to their child.Volunteers spend approximately one hour of their time, from 7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.