Bring the Brain-Building Power of Books to Children Across Minnesota

When we invest in our littlest learners, we can make the biggest impact.

Your support will help us to:

♡ Provide families in-need with books and the coaching they need support they need to help their children grow up happier and healthier ♡

♡ Supply books that represent the diverse populations and languages of our communities ♡

♡ Bring our evidence-based program to new clinics and new families across the state ♡

♡ Give Minnesota medical clinicians the tools they need to connect and build meaningful relationships with young patients and their families ♡
 

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Woman and young child look at book in medical exam room

"I really like going to the doctor now that I get a book!"

Patient, Children's Partners in Pediatrics, Plymouth

Doctor, mother, and two children read book together

"Giving books never gets old. Seeing a child's face when we give a book is always wonderful. It often feels like they are getting their first book ever."

Dr. Jill Amsberry, CentraCare, St. Cloud

Father, infant, and mother look at book together

“I've seen parents that were not getting their kids in for regular vaccinations or well visits start coming regularly to their scheduled well visits because there is something to look forward to: to learn about, to improve their child's life and education, to be involved with reading to their child from a book in their own language. It's so exciting." 

Rachael Rapacz, MD,  Hennepin Healthcare