Help Us Put a Book in the Hands of Every Clarke County Child

$50,000 Goal • Five Years of Books • Countless Stories

The Clarke County Education Foundation is raising $50,000 to support Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library for Clarke County children for the next five years.

Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, enrolled children receive a FREE, high-quality book delivered directly to their home every month from birth until their fifth birthday.

That means a child can build a home library of up to 60 books before they ever walk through the doors of kindergarten.

And it only takes $31.20.

$31.20 provides 12 books for one child for an entire year.

Your gift can put books directly into the homes and hands of Clarke County’s youngest learners, helping families read together and giving children an early foundation for success in school.

Help Us Reach $50,000

Our goal is to build five years of sustainable funding so Clarke County families can count on this program year after year.

Every $31.20 brings us one child closer.

Give today and help us deliver the joy of reading, one book, one child, and one mailbox at a time.

Every Child. Every Month. Every Book Matters.

The CCEF was founded 30 years ago by a group of Clarke County Parents and citizens who wanted to help our schools.

Today, the CCEF works toward the same goal. The Clarke County Education Foundation (CCEF), a non-profit organization with a current board of 14 members and a part-time executive director, is dedicated to providing private support to the Clarke County Public Schools to enhance its tax-supported programs.

Founded in 1991, the CCEF has provided more than $4 million in student scholarships, teacher grants, system demonstration grants, and donor-defined projects through a combination of fund-raising and endowment income since its inception.

CCEF's Dolly Parton Imagination Library