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  • Home
  • About Us
  • STANDING RULES
  • MEETINGS
  • MEMBERSHIP
  • OFFICERS
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  • VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
  • ARTA FOUNDATION
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  • PUBLICATIONS
  • ARTA's Birthday Luncheon
  • CHILDREN'S BOOK PROJECT
  • OTHER FORMS

trta's Children's Book Project

Two women holding children's books at a community event.

Children’s Book Project Guidelines

Children’s Book Project Guidelines

Children’s Book Project Guidelines

 The Children’s Book Project (CBP) is a service activity initiated by local chapters of TRTA. The purpose is to put books into the hands of children. 

 Click on the following link for complete copy of TRTA's Children Book Project Guidelines.

https://trta.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Childrens-Book-Project-Guidelines.pdf

Our Approach

Children’s Book Project Guidelines

Children’s Book Project Guidelines

 The TRTA guidelines for the Children’s Book Project involve using donations, money from fundraising efforts, or contributions to collect books and encourage reading.  ARTA members collect and or books throughout the year from different sources for the spring distribution at a selected elementary school. ARTA also partners with a doner school who collect books for our distribution as well.

Group of smiling people standing behind stacks of books.

Our Accomplishments

Our Accomplishments

Our Accomplishments

A heartfelt thank you to all ARTA members who volunteered at Blackshear and Mathews elementary schools for our 2026 TRTA Children's Book Project, coordinated by Maria Martinez.  Together, ARTA members and our partnering schools donated an amazing 1,303 books to children!   

ARTA's CBP committee is already collecting books for the April 2026 distribution.

Save the Date

Our Accomplishments

Our Accomplishments

Jumpstart Kids, Read for the Record is February 25, 2027, this school year. This book chosen is Brave Like a Lion! How a Puppeteer Found Her Voice by Megan Piphus, illustrated by Niña Mata.  Mark you calendar and join us again, reading to children across Austin.  

Through the Lens of Giving: Austin RTA book project in Pictures

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