It’s great to see a classroom project launch a social enterprise company that is then able to provide for increased educational opportunities. That’s the case for Better World Books, “the online bookstore with a soul” founded by three Notre Dame alums that collect used books and sell new ones to help fund literacy efforts worldwide. Their newest partner is Invisible Children, a program that uses multimedia to discuss the ongoing war in northern Uganda and the need for improved classrooms and resources. The two organizations have invited high school and college students to host book drives as part of the “schools for schools” initiative and have raised more than a million dollars with the involvement of 2,000 schools. By visiting the Invisible Children partnership page on BetterWorld.com, online book buyers can have the proceeds of their purchases benefit Ugandan school children while helping inspire action education and hope in a place that desperately needs both.
my name is mikeah and i when in d.h when i now about theinvisible childen. i went to no why that man went stop killing!!! and why do we get to eat ever day and they don’t get to eat and if they do ijt is one time a day we need to stop this you no it i no it and ever one no’s this what if it was your kid you would go out no what if we was in war just killing and we do not have it but to be a live you have to do you ever think about some one but you????????? one day think about them kids that is going thow all of this
