Author Archives: Evelyn Alcaraz
Lely High School Breaks Record: Most Books Ever Donated by a Single School
Put your hands together for Lely High School for hosting the largest school-sponsored book drive. Our student leaders raise the bar even higher!Read More…
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Tagged Bree Gelin, children's books, children's literacy, Community Building, community service, K is for Kids, Karen D. Clawson, leadership, Lely High School, literacy, reading, Sara Saintil, school libraries, youth development, youth leadership
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A Round of Applause to Barnes & Noble’s Holiday Book Drive Collecting Close to 3,000 Books!
K is for Kids would like to thank the patrons of Barnes & Noble Booksellers at the Waterside Shops for donating close to 3,000 books for children in need!Read More…
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Tagged Barnes & Noble, book drive, children's books, children's literacy, Community Building, Holiday Book Drive, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, literacy, reading, school libraries
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Barnes & Noble Holiday Book Drive Benefits K is for Kids: Help Share the Wealth of Reading
Barnes & Noble at the Waterside Shops is hosting its annual Holiday Book Drive benefiting K is for Kids.Read More…
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Tagged Anna Marie Sanderson, Barnes & Noble, Benjamin Neglia, children's books, children's literacy, Holiday Book Drive, Janet Gravitt, K is for Kids Foundation, literacy
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NABOR Supports Youth Leadership at K is for Kids
K is for Kids was honored by a donation nearing $10,500 from the Naples Area Board of Realtors! Read More…
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Tagged Barron Collier High School, Community Building, Daylin Baez, education, Gabriella Manuszak, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, Kelly Wilson, leadership, literacy, Liz Chashman, Lorenzo Walker Technical College, Lorenzo Walker Technical High School, NABOR, Naples Area Board of Realtors, youth development, youth leadership
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CCPS Grantees Book Donations
CCPS Grantees – Book Donations 2015 Jan- June – ct kc Sheet 1 – Collier County PublicRead More…
“Fireworks Ignited In Our Hearts”: Schulze Family Foundation Grant Boosts Rising Readers Program
The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation honored K is for Kids Foundation with a generous grant in the amount of $21,500.Read More…
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Tagged children's books, children's literacy, Evelyn Alcaraz, K is for Kids, reading, Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, Rising Readers, young entrepreneurs, youth development, youth leadership
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Kids Celebrate Reading Book Fair: Photos of Kids, Teens, Authors, Books & More!
Authors and librarians joined 39 students from across Collier County hosting K is for Kids’ annual “Kids Celebrate Reading” Book Fair.Read More…
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Tagged Anne-Marie Campbell, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble book fair, Bree Gelin, children's book authors, children's books, children's literacy, Collier County Public Schools, Daylin Baez, Dottie Withrow, Evelyn Alcaraz, K is for Kids, Karen Bartlett, Karen D. Clawson, Kids Celebrate Reading Book Fair, Lisa Trebilcock, literacy, Loretta Neff, McKenna Lape, Miladys Serrano, reading, Sara Saintil, Walt Timoney
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K is for Kids’ Student Leaders Launch Reading Program for Children at 8th Annual Book Fair!
Teen leaders will launch our Readers Program for kids Sep. 26th with lots of free family fun…Read More…
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Tagged Barnes & Noble book fair, Books, Bree Gelin, children's book authors, children's books, Community Building, community service, Daylin Baez, Dottie Withrow, Evelyn Alcaraz, K is for Kids, Karen D. Clawson, Lisa Trebilcock, literacy, Loretta Neff, Miladys Serrano, reading, Sara Saintil, school libraries, Walt Timoney, youth leadership
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K is for Katnyssa: Videographer Daylin Baez Shares Her Story, Thanks K is for Kids for “Opening Doors”
Daylin Baez first began making movies in 7th grade, a passion that changed her life. In high school, she met Karen Clawson. Read More…
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Tagged community service, Daylin Baez, education, entrepreneurship, Evelyn Alcaraz, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, Katnyssa, Lorenzo Walker Technical College, Lorenzo Walker Technical High School, Operation:Outreach, Richard Ponton, young entrepreneurs, youth development, youth leadership
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Matthew Viloria
Matthew was one of four students from Palmetto Ridge High School who applied his artistic talents to help capture all the excitement of K is for Kids’ 4th Annual Teen Fashion Show 2015. Matthew was stationed on stage behind the curtains to get photographs of the …Read More…Read More…
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Tagged Alexandra Barker, Ali Pinter, Amanda Alessi, Barron Collier High School, Cache, Cameryn Anthony, Christine Stevenson, Coralie Antoine, Gulf Coast High School, Jamie Albanos, Jess Butehorn, K is for Kids, Katie Marks, Maggie Collins, Marco Island Charter High School, Mario Chang, Mathew Viloria, Natalie Hughes, Nedgie Paul, Neta Maman, Nick Nolan, Olivia Squirewell, Ooh La La!, Palmet, Palmetto Ridge High School, Patrick Clawson Jr., Pine Ridge Middle School, Rachel Cabrerra, Sabrina Campina, Sandra Lovos, Simply Natural, Sophia Lanza, Stacy's Golden Hanger, Teen Fashion Show
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