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SPIKE Teams Up With United Through Reading & USO |
 Spike TV's True Dads in Uniform
Spike has partnered with the USO and United Through Reading® to help more than 100,000 deployed US soldiers and their families stay connected to their children back home by reading a story aloud on DVD.
Starting this Father’s Day, Spike TV’s True Dads will begin sending camera kits to military units in Iraq and Afghanistan and other remote deployed locations that will enable thousands of service members to read a book and connect with their children back home. Each of the donated kits includes a video camera, tripod, DVDs, packaging and mailing materials. Find Out More |
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Your gift to United Through Reading will help many children and families bond through the very special medium of reading aloud together. |
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United Through Reading is charitable organization under Internal Revenue Code Sec. 501(c)(3). All donations to United Through Reading are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
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Barnes & Noble: the America Supports You program |
As part of the America Supports You program, Barnes & Noble.com has made a commitment to continue its ongoing support for members of the military community by developing a special Web site.
Every time a purchase is made through this site, we are donating 5% of each sale to America Supports You homefront groups, including United Through Reading, in support of our military men, women and families. Find Out More |
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United Through Reading's programs encourage parents and extended family members to
read aloud with young children, with special emphasis on the first five years,
for the educational and emotional benefits to all involved. |
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An underway quality of life program for military families that helps keep parents and children connected during long deployments through the medium of reading aloud on video tape or DVD.
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This program is designed to benefit
children of incarcerated parents who are experiencing
a difficult separation and a possible lack of literacy
support in the home.
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