Two sisters create ‘Pages for Hope’ to help underprivileged schoolchildren
The sisters hope to address the critical need for literacy support of Paraguay, where their families are from.
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4h agoTwo local students are working to provide underprivileged children in Paraguay with the gift of English books.
The sisters hope to address the critical need for literacy support of Paraguay, where their families are from.
Andrea and Diana Martinez created an organization called Pages for Hope.
This holiday season the Ursuline school has teamed up with them to collect new and slightly used children's books, which will be distributed to children in need.
