PLEASE: Donate a book to Lakota children in South Dakota for Humanitarian Day event

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Crow Creek Humanitarian Day: Please help Native American children enjoy the fun of reading books

If you have books you would like to donate to low-income Native American children check out the following message and link from Ms Anisah David – a Muslim who is coordinating the annual Crow Creek Humanitarian Day effort on Sept. 30, 2007.

Crow Creek in South Dakota is one of the most poverty stricten reservations of the Lakota Tribe – the Great Sioux Nation:
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Ms Anisah David writes:

Check out our Humanitarian Day page & click on the “donate a book.”

Its cheap & it helps the kids! We are needing the help of many more people so that we can give one book to each of the 1000 children at Crow Creek.

So far we have 20 books, so please help!

It costs less than a pizza to help a kid in need!

http://www.geocities.com/humanitarian_day

Please pass the word to others so we can meet the minimal goal of one book per child.

Salaam, Anisah

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