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The Story of a Book

June 30th, 2014

This is the story of a book that traveled from the U.S. to a school in Africa thanks to Books For Africa.

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Tanzania’s growth bears a closer look

Liberata Mulamula and Patrick Plonski

Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN, USA)

May 17th, 2014

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An evening with Ambassador Rasool of South Africa

May 14th, 2014

Books For Africa supporters enjoyed the 2014 BFA Summit Society reception in a warm and inviting locale: His Excellency, Ebrahim Rasool, Ambassador of South Africa to the United States, hosted the event at his personal residence in Washington DC on April 30, 2014. Supporters from around the country came to DC for the annual event. Thank you to Ambassador for your hospitality!

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Thank you to Ambassador Mulamula of Tanzania for celebrating with Books For Africa!

May 14th, 2014

“You cannot say ‘No’ to Books For Africa,” says Her Excellency Liberata Mulamula, Ambassador of the Republic of Tanzania to the United States. The Ambassador was our guest of honor at the Books For Africa Spring Fundraising Events on May 7, 2014, and her enthusiasm for ending the African book famine inspired guests all day! An intimate crowd of Books For Africa donors and event sponsors gathered at the University Club of St. Paul (MN) to share a meal at the BFA Kilimanjaro Society Breakfast. After addresses from Ambassador Mulamula and Kjell Bergh, Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Minnesota, BFA Executive Director Patrick Plonski presented the Kilimanjaro Awards to several of our exceptional supporters.

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Books For Africa Founder Walks Fifty Miles to Send Books to Somalia

April 29th, 2014

Tom Warth has done it again. Each year, Books For Africa founder Tom Warth stages a walk to raise awareness and funds for Books For Africa. This year, Tom and a team of dedicated Books For Africa supporters trekked 50 miles from the oldest public library in the state of Minnesota (Taylors Fall, MN, USA) to the steps of the capitol building in St. Paul.

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