More than 2,100 ideas were used in crafting a shared agenda, focused on Early Childhood, Employment Skills and Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that invites all of us to be a part of creating equitable opportunities for everyone who lives, works and plays in Lincoln.
So go ahead, be inspired to take action – it is because of people like you that our community will truly prosper.
More than 2,100 ideas were used in crafting our Prosper Lincoln community agenda, focused on Early Childhood, Employment Skills and Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that invites all of us to be a part of creating equitable opportunities for everyone who lives, works and plays in Lincoln.
So go ahead, be inspired to take action – it is because of people like you that our community will truly prosper.
More than 2,100 ideas were used in crafting a shared agenda, focused on Early Childhood, Employment Skills and Innovation & Entrepreneurship, that invites all of us to be a part of creating equitable opportunities for everyone who lives, works and plays in Lincoln.
So go ahead, be inspired to take action – it is because of people like you that our community will truly prosper.
Michelle Suarez, Prosper Lincoln’s Developer for Early Childhood, presented Barnes & Noble at Southpointe with the Prosper Lincoln Step Up award.
Barnes & Noble selected Read Aloud Lincoln, a program inspired by Prosper Lincoln, to receive all donations to their annual Holiday Book Drive in November and December of 2018. All 2,200 books donated by Barnes & Noble's customers are distributed to preschool children all across Lincoln by Mary Reiman and Nancy Larimer, Co-Directors of Read Aloud Lincoln.
“We know that reading aloud 15 minutes per day to a young child has tremendous benefits to the brain,” said Suarez. “Barnes & Noble’s generous contribution will help ensure books are in the homes of all children, especially those who may not have access to age-appropriate books.”
