Community Partnerships

Help Put Wholesome Books Into More Children's Hands

Bright Little Pages partners with businesses and organizations that want to support literacy through reading programs, events, and community partnerships.

Choose Your Path

I'm a business or organization that wants to partner

Fund books, events, or reading rewards and help connect your business to schools and organizations in need. To fund books directly, visit Sponsor Books.

Become a Literacy Partner

I'm a school or organization requesting sponsored books

Teachers, principals, administrators, and program leaders can tell us about the children they serve and the books that would help. We follow up to talk through what is possible, including sponsored books when a sponsor is available. Sponsored books are provided at no cost to approved recipients.

Requesting sponsored books does not guarantee approval, funding, or a delivery date. Opportunities depend on sponsorship funding and availability.

Request Sponsored Books

Ways to Partner

Sponsor books

Fund Bright Little Pages books for schools, libraries, homeschool organizations, classrooms, community programs, or other approved literacy destinations. All contributions and sponsorships are made on the Sponsor Books page.

Go to Sponsor Books

Sponsor a literacy event

Help cover books and resources for author visits, literacy nights, family reading events, community events, and book giveaways.

Email About an Event

Custom literacy partnership

For companies, foundations, churches, banks, healthcare organizations, or civic groups wanting to sponsor multiple schools, larger quantities, or event series.

Email About a Partnership

Read & Treat

Read & Treat is one way businesses partner with Bright Little Pages. A sponsor funds books for a classroom, school, or program, and Bright Little Pages provides and fulfills the books, often paired with a reward, coupon, or incentive from the sponsoring business to recognize the reading experience. It doesn't have to involve food.

For businesses

Interested in sponsoring a Read & Treat classroom? Tell us about your business, and we'll talk through which school or program to support and how your reward fits in.

Ask About Read & Treat

For schools and programs

Christian, charter, and public schools, homeschool co-ops, after-school programs, and family literacy nights can ask to take part. I work to connect your request with a business sponsor, often a local business. If you already have a business in mind, mention it on the form and I'll reach out to them.

Request Sponsored Books

Literacy in Action

Real partnerships already making a difference

Kate's Ice Cream

Portland, Oregon

Kate's Ice Cream partnered with Bright Little Pages to sponsor books for West Hills Christian School through the Read & Treat Literacy Program, including a coupon incentive for students to enjoy at Kate's Ice Cream.

Cold Stone Creamery, Mallard Creek

Charlotte, North Carolina

Cold Stone Creamery sponsored 15 Bright Little Pages books for Charlotte Christian School as part of a literacy partnership, including a coupon incentive for students to enjoy at Cold Stone Creamery.

Your business could be our next literacy partner.

Businesses Who Have Supported Us

Other Ways to Collaborate

We work with organizations that reach children and families, such as literacy nonprofits, libraries, community organizations, after-school programs, Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCA/YWCA programs, hospitals, and military family organizations. We're available for book programs, literacy initiatives, author visits, educational collaborations, and custom campaigns.

Buying books for your own use? See Wholesale & Bulk Orders. To see where Bright Little Pages has already shown up, visit In the Community.

How It Works

A business or organization chooses how it wants to support literacy.
Bright Little Pages helps determine the right books, quantity, organization, or event.
The sponsor funds the agreed-upon books and resources.
Bright Little Pages fulfills the books and coordinates delivery or participation.
Sponsor recognition can be included when appropriate.