The Early Learning Partnership of York County Inc

“Expenses office exp - general 4,368 office exp - roar 690 office expense 20 office exp - wee read 408 travel/mileage reimb - roar 707 travel/mileage reimb - btr 219 travel/mileage reimb - dp 99 travel/mileage lfl 40 travel/mileage reimb - genera 1,137 travel/mileage - wee read 113 organization ins - general 781 dpil - books 31,137 born to read expenses 2,950 contract/prof fees - gene 4,061 roar expenses 22,198 little free libraries 758 conference & seminars - g 1,594 membership dues 100 technoloy 9,907 fundraising exp - wee rea 118 wee read expenses 147 contract/professional fee 2,452 total 84,004”

“ADVANCES 0 0 TOTAL 0 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 1,627 2,036 rounding from 2015 return 1 0”

“The organization was established for the purpose of developing and promoting programs that support the health and academic readiness of children from age zero to six in york county, south carolina.”

“Dpil: help families read together by sending new, carefully selected books from dpil foundation. Each month, a new book is mailed to the child's home in his/her name from ages birth to five years old. Donated services include 1845 worth of professional services and rent.”

“Roar: training local doctors and staff in this program where new, age- appropriate books are provided for each child 6 months to 5 years who come for a well-child visit and that the doctor gives anticipatory guidance to parent. Gently loved books are also provided to siblings. Doctors use this opportunity to educate parents about the importance of reading and talking to the child about the relationship of these early literacy activities to brain development. Donated services include 8100 of books and rent.”

“Born to read: visitation of all new mothers(who consent)while in the hospital to assess for and avail them to programs. Provide education on the importance of early brain development and early literacy. Donated services include 4190 of books, storage and office supplies.”

“Little free libraries: in its most basic form, it is a box full of books where anyone may stop by and pick up a book and bring back another book to share if they are able. Making books available in areas of need promotes literacy and the love of reading. It builds community as we share skills, creativity, and wisdom through generations. Donated services include 233of materials and storage space.”