Thank you to all of our Community Partners
As Community Partners, these esteemed businesses and community leaders help make our mission possible. Their support through either sponsorship or funding from a grant allows us to continue and expand our local programming – from our school-based program, Books as Bridges, to our local bookshelf donation program, Books in the Bluegrass. The International Book Project is grateful to our Community Partners that you share our values and the belief that the presence of books in our lives improves literacy rates, educational levels, and creates economic opportunity.
Grants
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky Inc. (TMMK) is an automobile manufacturing factory in Georgetown, Kentucky, USA. It is part of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, owned by Toyota Motor Company of Japan. Through a grant, TMMK plays a huge role in our local Books as Bridges program. We are thankful for their generous contributions, which allow the International Book Project to promote literacy here in the Bluegrass State.
CHI Saint Joseph Health, part of CommonSpirit Health, is dedicated to building healthier communities. Our comprehensive health system offers 135 locations throughout central and eastern Kentucky, including hospitals, physician groups, clinics, primary care centers, specialty institutes and home health agencies.
The Junior League of Lexington is an organization of women whose mission is to advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training. The Junior League of Lexington funds our Globetrotters popular summer camp program which is open to 8 to 10 year old students at no cost to their families.
LG&E and KU have a steadfast and unwavering commitment to the communities they serve. We invest in the improvement of the quality of life in our communities. Our focus areas are economic development, education, environment, and diversity. LG&E and KU funds our Globetrotters popular summer camp program which is open to 8 to 10 year old students at no cost to their families.
The Honorable Kentucky Colonels Good Works Program annually provides over $2 million in grants to Kentucky nonprofits that together help over 3.9 million individuals. Since 1951, the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels has granted $55 million to more than 1,600 nonprofits. These grants are entirely dependent on the support of over 30,000 active Colonels throughout the world, who have chosen to continue their charitable efforts through contributions to help Kentuckians.
Community Sponsors
Ball Homes provided 124 boxes containing 38-40 books each to the Family Resource Center of Clark County for children from families with low-income that do not have books in their own homes to help with summer reading.
CLARK Material Handling Company has a governing principle of supporting our local communities through philanthropy and community service. We recognize the importance of being a good corporate citizen, the value of charitable nonprofit organizations in our communities, and we support them in various ways. CLARK supports International Book Project with sponsorship, book drives, and employee volunteers in their warehouse.
Clay Ingels is known throughout central and eastern Kentucky as a major supplier of quality building products. The company, after outgrowing two locations, has expanded to include both retail and wholesale divisions, carrying not only masonry products, but also several lines of windows, doors and hardware.
Keystone Financial Group was founded in Lexington, Kentucky in June of 2008. The vision of the founding partners was to become an independent firm where the focus is centered on the client. Being an Independent firm means our advisors have access to objective research and a variety of investment opportunities to meet each client’s investment objectives. In doing so, we offer a wide range of financial services to help strategically plan, preserve and proactively manage our client’s assets for the short and long term.
Osborne Fletcher PLLC Crystal Osborne of Osborne Fletcher provided 62 boxes containing 38-40 books each to the United Way of South Central Kentucky for children from families with low-income that do not have books in their own homes to help with summer reading.
Peoples Exchange Bank has served central Kentucky communities-since 1912, with a personal approach to banking, offering a combination of technology, convenience and service.
Pop-A-Lock of Lexington is a trusted locksmith in the Lexington, KY community and surrounding counties. Locally owned and operated, this Lexington locksmith specializes in residential, business, and automotive services. The Lexington locksmith franchise of Pop-A-Lock has been active since 1995. Accredited with the BBB and proud members of the Associated Locksmiths of America.
Traditional Bank provided 124 total boxes containing 38-40 books each to the Family Resource Centers at Camargo Elementary, Mapleshade Elementary, Mt. Sterling Elementary, and Frenchburg Elementary for children from families with low-income for their Summer Reading Programs.
Salomon & Company is an independent wealth planning firm. Locally owned and operated. Salomon has assisted clients in working toward their financial goals for over 40 years. Salomon is a longtime supporter and International Book Project is grateful for its commitment to our mission and the financial support of its employees.
Craig and Madonna Turner Charitable Fund
International Book Project thanks community leaders, like the Turners, for their dedication to the betterment of youth and families in Central Kentucky. With their support, International Book Project is able to provide local programming – from our school-based program, Books as Bridges, to our local bookshelf donation program, Books in the Bluegrass.