Dear Williams Community,
We are pleased to announce a
special fundraiser to assist two very needy Massachusetts schools. The schools
are located in Worcester and Springfield. We plan to provide each school with
26 books each for their libraries. This drive is part of the ongoing effort to
honor and remember the 26 victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School Tragedy.
Since the
December 14th event occurred, organizations and individuals from all
over the country have reached out to the Sandy Hook School families and the Newtown,
CT community in many ways. Our goal is
to take action in a way that strengthens education for all. We hope to continue and extend the Williams
tradition of helping others by giving the gift of reading to fellow students and
educators in Massachusetts.
You can contribute to this
initiative by purchasing a book. Please
see the instructions below to help. The cost is $16 per book. Our goal is to
donate 26 books to each of the 2 selected schools. If we exceed our goal, we
will expand our giving on a wider scale by helping a third or possibly even a
fourth school in need. In addition, we
are initiating our first book swap to create enthusiasm for reading at
Williams, and to add books to the libraries of other needy schools. We plan to
send out a flyer soon that will explain this literacy event in detail.
As always, thank you for your
support and we look forward to the Williams School community coming together for
this worthy cause!
Sincerely,
Robert Beaudet, Principal
Christine Lacey, PTO president
Nancy Sweatt, PTO co-president
Sarah White, PTO co-president
Michael Lorant, PTO co-president
Cheryl Kosmo, Library teacher
To honor a victim of the Sandy Hook
tragedy, please:
1. Send a check payable to the
Williams PTO for $16.00 per book, in an envelope addressed to "Schools in
need book fundraiser," via your child's folder.
2. Teachers will collect the checks
and get them to Ms. Kosmo.
3. You will get a confirmation
email from Ms. Kosmo that we have received your check.
Thank you for supporting this
worthy initiative!
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