THANK YOU to our Supporting Organizations and Individuals:
Chamber of Commerce Members:
~ Oakmont Historical Society
~ Molyneaux
~ Ameriprise Financial (Mr. and Mrs. DiSanza)
~ Myers Electric, Inc (Douglas Myers)
~ Chelsea Grille
~ Terry L Griffin
~ Pennsylvania Authorities Municipal Services (PAMS)
~ Riverview Children’s Center
~ Heather Fry PHD LLC
~ Oakmont Chamber of Commerce
Individual Donors:
~ Kathleen Shoop
~ Betci Boone
~ Dave and Dee Zilmer
~ Brigitte Bouchat
~ William K Tomlinson
~ Maggie Obrien
~ Megan Gold
~ Anonymous
~ Anonymous
~ Ann Galm
~ Susan Eriksons
~ Nancy Sloan
Riverside Women’s Association
is pleased to announce that
we are the first champion organization of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
in Allegheny County.
About the Program
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a nationwide non-profit program that delivers a book a month to preschool aged children completely free of charge. The books are high-quality, age-appropriate, and shipped right to families’ homes. To date, the program has delivered over 100 million books to children in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia. More information is available at imaginationlibrary.com
How to Donate
You can sponsor an entire year’s worth of books for a child within the community for just $25 a year:
- To make a secure, tax-deductible donation, use the PayPal donate button available on our local Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library website .
- Checks payable to the Riverside Women’s Association may also be mailed to P.O. Box 143, Oakmont, PA 15139, with the memo Imagination Library.
**Be sure to check if your employer is willing to match donations through an employee-match program like Benevity in order to make your donation go even further!
Eligibility
The RWA affiliate program is available to preschool-aged children from birth to 4 years, 10 month old who reside in the Riverview School District.
How to Enroll
Enroll online at our local Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library website here , or fill out a an enrollment form available at the Oakmont Carnegie Library or Verner Elementary school.