In 2018, Indian-origin siblings Rohan and Anya Satija sold cookies and lemonade in Texas to buy books; their nonprofit has now donated 100,000 books and 125,000 supplies and classroom items, helping 15,000 students
- An Austin lemonade stand started by two young siblings in 2018 has grown into an educational non-profit that has shared 100,000 books, 125,000 learning supplies, and thousands of mental health kits across Texas.
- Indian-origin brother and sister Rohan and Anya Satija began their work after learning about "book deserts.
- " These are neighbourhoods where children have limited access to books suited to their age.
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- An Austin lemonade stand started by two young siblings in 2018 has grown into an educational non-profit that has shared 100,000 books, 125,000 learning supplies, and thousands of mental health kits across Texas.
- Indian-origin brother and sister Rohan and Anya Satija began their work after learning about "book deserts.
- " These are neighbourhoods where children have limited access to books suited to their age.
Sources: Times of India