RE: Resource Books to donate

[Guest guest]

new library in Bolingbrook. They might have the room

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From: fred <prentice75@...>

IPADDUnite

Sent: Sat, March 26, 2011 3:43:15 PM

Subject: Resource Books to donate

 

Anyone have a good suggestion as to where to donate my personal resource library

on disabilities? My local library was not real enthusiastic as they are low on

space and feel small audience. I want them to go where they will be used, so

parents don't spend the money that I did " back in the day " . Any local support

groups want them? They are primarily autism, but also general special needs,

educational needs, behaviour, etc. Gloria

[Guest guest]

alexian brothers just began a lending library for families who have autism in

their life.

From: fred <prentice75@...>

Subject: Resource Books to donate

IPADDUnite

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 3:43 PM

 

Anyone have a good suggestion as to where to donate my personal resource library

on disabilities? My local library was not real enthusiastic as they are low on

space and feel small audience. I want them to go where they will be used, so

parents don't spend the money that I did " back in the day " . Any local support

groups want them? They are primarily autism, but also general special needs,

educational needs, behaviour, etc. Gloria

[Guest guest]

Also RIC has a lending library for families.

From: fred <prentice75@...>

Subject: Resource Books to donate

IPADDUnite

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 3:43 PM

 

Anyone have a good suggestion as to where to donate my personal resource library

on disabilities? My local library was not real enthusiastic as they are low on

space and feel small audience. I want them to go where they will be used, so

parents don't spend the money that I did " back in the day " . Any local support

groups want them? They are primarily autism, but also general special needs,

educational needs, behaviour, etc. Gloria

[Guest guest]

The Northern Illinois Center for Autism has a great lending library you can

donate them to.

From: IPADDUnite [mailto:IPADDUnite ] On Behalf

Of Sherri Schneider

Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2011 8:42 PM

IPADDUnite

Subject: Re: Resource Books to donate

Also RIC has a lending library for families.

From: fred <prentice75@... <mailto:prentice75%40comcast.net> >

Subject: Resource Books to donate

IPADDUnite <mailto:IPADDUnite%40>

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 3:43 PM

Anyone have a good suggestion as to where to donate my personal resource library

on disabilities? My local library was not real enthusiastic as they are low on

space and feel small audience. I want them to go where they will be used, so

parents don't spend the money that I did " back in the day " . Any local support

groups want them? They are primarily autism, but also general special needs,

educational needs, behaviour, etc. Gloria

[Guest guest]

Hi --

I'm not a library, but I'm building one specifically on special needs

information. I also run a support and resource network for more than 400

families in the Chicagoland area with children who have apraxia and associated

issues (including autism and spectrum issues). Your books and anyone who is

getting rid of their special needs books would be a welcome addition to my

growing resource. I appreciate your kind consideration.

Thanks,

Holly

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> Anyone have a good suggestion as to where to donate my personal resource

library on disabilities? My local library was not real enthusiastic as they are

low on space and feel small audience. I want them to go where they will be

used, so parents don't spend the money that I did " back in the day " . Any local

support groups want them? They are primarily autism, but also general special

needs, educational needs, behaviour, etc. Gloria

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[Guest guest]

try nssed or nsseo

Hoeck is the autism coordinator at NSSEO

hoeck@...

she has one of the state sponsored autismlibraries and may not have some of your

titles

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> Anyone have a good suggestion as to where to donate my personal resource

library on disabilities? My local library was not real enthusiastic as they are

low on space and feel small audience. I want them to go where they will be

used, so parents don't spend the money that I did " back in the day " . Any local

support groups want them? They are primarily autism, but also general special

needs, educational needs, behaviour, etc. Gloria

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