Everyone who gets involved on behalf of a charitableorganization has that one story in which their efforts were broughtinto sharp, human focus—that transformative moment in which theysaw a life changed, even if just for a little while.
Kim Saccaro remembers hers. It involves a little boy and a dozenbooks.
An event hosted at the Harold WashingtonLibrary Center, the main branch of Chicago's Public Library, sawnearly 300 kids between the ages of 3 and 5 bussed in to take partin sessions tied to the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation's“Every Day is a Reading and Writing Day” initiative, a partnershipwith Sesame Workshop that provides tools for early literacydevelopment. Some 300 volunteers representing various companies inthe business of property & casualty insurance were on hand,paired up with the children for activity sessions designed tofoster, among other things, a love of reading.
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