Tome Society cordially invites you to the First Annual Tome Society Benefit Dinner on September 24, 2015 at 6:30 in the evening. This event will be packed with great food, a New York Times Bestselling keynote speaker, and an exciting silent auction.

Cindy Woodsmall resides in Northeast Georgia and  has written a whopping 15 fiction and non-fiction books! The Sisters of the Quilt  series and Ada's House series are just a few of her many published works. She has been featured on the front page of the Wall Street Journal and has helped National Geographic record a documentary on Amish life. Mrs. Woodsmall has been awarded numerous honors such as Fiction Book of the Year and Inspirational Reader's Choice Contest. To the Tome Society's delight Mrs. Woodsmall will be speaking at the First Annual Tome Society Benefit Dinner.

All proceeds from the Benefit Dinner and Silent Auction will go to promoting multiple literacies among 4th-12th grade students across the United States. The Tome Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides students with the opportunity to participate in service, collaboration, and competition-based club activities that is centered around clean, entertaining, and encouraging literature.

If you are interested in attending the First Annual Tome Society Benefit Dinner please follow the link below to purchase your tickets.

We are extremely excited about our Tome family growing and would love to see new chapters started across Georgia. If you are interested in starting a Club Tome Chapter please go to our webpage and click on the "Chapters" tab. Under this tab you will be able to view instructions on how to start your own Club Tome Chapter!

Partners in Prevention is a local TV segment produced by Prevent Child Abuse Habersham that airs in Northeast Georgia and focuses on non-profits that promote positive lifestyle choices. Tome Society had the honor of being interviewed for the July Partners in Prevention episode. Co-founder Jennifer Parker discusses ways parents can promote reading in the home as well as how to get students involved in Tome Society throughout their school career. Watch the full interview below.

If you would like to support Tome Society and student literacy:
1. Go to smile.amazon.com and sign-up or login with your current Amazon account.
2. Set your charitable organization as Tome Student Literacy Society, Inc.
3. Make sure that all purchases are done through smile.amazon.com in order for .05% of your purchase to be donated to Tome Society by Amazon.

Now you can smile every time you make an Amazon purchase because you are helping support Tome Society and student literacy!