Library

Kids can make a difference as they participate in your library's reading program!
With your help, children across the United States will have the opportunity to take a journey around the world as they read stories from various countries and cultures. As they read, they will be helping children and families around the globe lift themselves out from the grip of hunger and poverty.

	Download a Read to Feed Poster and keep your children excited about learning and helping others!
	Heifer's Education staff have gathered a variety of activities that you and others can participate in to learn more about the communities Heifer helps and about what you can do to lend a hand. We even have video games!
	Read to Feed offers global education opportunities and help your children grow a love for reading ,a passion to help others and a way to help create a better world. Download certificates, bookmarks, stickers and more.

Heifer International
Since 1944, Heifer has provided food and income-producing animals and training in their care to 12.5 million resource poor families in more than 125 countries. Animal products like milk, eggs and meat improve nutrition while other products like wool, draft power and manure for fertilizer help families earn money for education, clothing, health care, better housing or to start small businesses.

At the heart of Heifer's philosophy is the Cornerstone of Passing on the Gift® whereby families share one or more of their animal's offspring with other families in need. This unique development idea multiplies the benefit of the original gift and allows project partners to become donors. Kids who enroll in your summer reading program can now be part of Heifer's gift-giving chain as they Read to Feed™

Read to Feed™
Heifer's Read to Feed™ provides reading logs and certificates, as well as reading incentives that include animal cracker cards, stickers, and buttons – all for free! You can also access our resource library on-line to get book recommendations that support the theme of "One World, Many Stories."