Donate Your Unwanted Books to Support CURE Childhood Cancer
Posted July 21st, 2011 in Press ReleasesJULY 21, 2011 — The Storage Neighbor is proud to announce a partnership with Better World Books. By aligning with Better World Books, we are contributing to national and international literacy programs and keeping books out of landfills. In addition, The Storage Neighbor will donate 10% of the net proceeds back to CURE Childhood Cancer. “With childhood cancer being the leading cause of death by disease for children, partnering with Better World Books helps support the research for children through CURE,” stated Neil Sapra, managing partner of The Storage Neighbor.
Each Better World Books© location will collect any readable books, of any genre, including textbooks. The entire community is free to donate books in any of our bins at participating locations. The Storage Neighbor will donate 10% to the CURE Childhood Cancer.
ABOUT THE STORAGE NEIGHBOR:
The Storage Neighbor (www.StorageNeighbor.com) is a network of self-storage facilities located in Alabama and Georgia. The Company was founded by NitNeil Partners, which developed its first self storage facility in Alabama in 1994. The Storage Neighbor expanded into Georgia in 2003 with the development of a facility just South of Metropolitan Atlanta. NitNeil has continued to expand The Storage Neighbor brand through both development and the acquisition of independently owned facilities. The Company remains a family owned business and is committed to serving its customers.
ABOUT BETTER WORLD BOOKS
Better World Books (www.BetterWorldBooks.com) is a for-profit social enterprise that collects and sells books online with each sale generating funds for literacy initiatives in the U.S. and around the world. With more than eight million new and used titles in stock, Better World Books is a self-sustaining company that balances the social, economic and environmental values of its stakeholders. Better World Books diverts books from landfills by conducting book drives on 1,800 college campuses, and by collecting discards from over 2,000 libraries. Since its founding in 2003, the Mishawaka, Ind.-based company has raised almost $9 million for its non-profit literacy and library partners; donated over 3.3 million books; re-used or recycled over 40 million books, saving space in landfills; achieved over 17,000 tons of carbon offsets through carbon-neutral shipping, and created more than 200 full-time jobs with meaningful benefits.
ABOUT CURE CHILDHOOD CANCER
Founded in 1975, Atlanta, Georgia-based CURE Childhood Cancer (www.CureChildhoodCancer.org) has raised millions of dollars for research and ongoing education of pediatric cancer and is focused on supporting childhood cancer experts, locally and nationally, who work daily to discover a cure for pediatric cancer. CURE Childhood Cancer currently funds two pediatric oncology Fellows at the Emory University School of Medicine. CURE Childhood Cancer also offers programs that address the critical/urgent needs of patients and their families. For more information, visit their website or contact Ms. Kristin Connor, Executive Director, at 770-986-0035


