Meet Sophia Fan, the 17-year-old Maryland student who found forgotten books under her stairs and turned the idea into a nonprofit that has distributed more than 7,000 books in four years across the US and abroad
- Image source: Instagram/literacycycle.donateNobody would have thought that a forgotten cupboard of books under the stairs would give someone an idea that would eventually reach thousands of children in the United States and other countries.
- The 17-year-old student from Urbana, Maryland, Sophia Fan, started collecting and redistributing used books when she was just 13, and her initiative, Literacy Cycle, has now donated more than 7,000 books in just four years.
- What began with books that were no longer in use has grown into a nonprofit that collects Advanced Placement (AP) textbooks, SAT prepara
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- Image source: Instagram/literacycycle.donateNobody would have thought that a forgotten cupboard of books under the stairs would give someone an idea that would eventually reach thousands of children in the United States and other countries.
- The 17-year-old student from Urbana, Maryland, Sophia Fan, started collecting and redistributing used books when she was just 13, and her initiative, Literacy Cycle, has now donated more than 7,000 books in just four years.
- What began with books that were no longer in use has grown into a nonprofit that collects Advanced Placement (AP) textbooks, SAT prepara
Sources: Times of India