Events
Borders Bookstore promote Hawaii Literacy program
Borders stores on Oahu will be collecting new books and promoting the Hawaii Literacy program throughout the month of August.
Article in HonoluluAdvertiser.com, 7/31/07
Leeward Coast Children Get Their Bookmobile Back
Leeward coast children finally get their bookmobile back, after a five-month absence.
A New And Improved Bookmobile Gets Ready For Its Debut
A popular bookmobile on the Waianae coast has been grounded since December. The old van housing it died, but thanks to community support, it gets a new lease on life.
Leeward Kids Want Their Bookmobile Back
A library on wheels has spread literacy to kids and adults on the Waianae Coast, but it's been immobile for about a month.
A small Hawaii nonprofit to make others see green
Hawaii Literacy will be the envy of all the nonprofits next year. It has been selected to receive a year's worth of free advertising and public relations services from Ad2 Honolulu, itself a nonprofit organization of advertising professionals aged 32 and younger. The campaign is estimated to be worth $500,000.
Article in Starbulletin.com, 10/26/03
Man honored for literacy
Fifty-nine-year-old David Trimm — illiterate since leaving school in the eighth grade — has written to both a brother he hasn't spoken to in 30 years and to President Bush using new reading skills he acquired last year.
Article in HonoluluAdvertiser.com, 2/27/03