Library Project Initiative
At the heart of Freeemo Foundation is the belief that access to a library—or any dedicated space for learning—is essential for sparking curiosity and fostering a lifelong love of learning. We recognize the vital role that reading, exploration, and hands-on discovery play in the development of young minds. These spaces become more than just places to read; they are hubs of creativity, critical thinking, and inspiration where learners can explore new ideas and expand their horizons.
To support this mission, we are committed to building and equipping a library in every school we partner with, ensuring that students have a welcoming environment filled with diverse resources and opportunities for growth. By providing these foundational spaces, we aim to empower learners to become confident, innovative thinkers who are prepared to navigate and contribute meaningfully to the world around them.
What’s in a Freeemo Library?
A breakdown of what you include in each library:
Books (age levels, subjects, languages)
Reading corners or study spaces
Educational posters or technology (if applicable)
Local touches or culturally relevant resources
This shows thoughtfulness and intentional design.
Site #1: Horti P School
Highlight the Impact (Stats & Storytelling
Before & After photos: Show the transformation of the space.
Progress timeline: A simple visual showing phases—planning, building, furnishing, launching.
Learner testimonials: A short quote or two from students or teachers about what the library means to them.
Number of books collected/funded: Or target goals (e.g., “Goal: 1,000 books by December”).
# of students served: Highlight how many learners now have access to the library.
Call to Action
Donation-specific CTA like:
“Help us fill the shelves—$10 buys one book”
“Sponsor a reading chair for $50”
A recurring donation option to “sustain the space” (e.g., utilities, maintenance, new books)
Spotlight Your First Site
You already plan to include a blurb—make it rich with:
Why that school was chosen
Challenges faced and overcome
A short story about a specific learner or teacher
Photos of the site, students, volunteers, and books