Using What You Do to Do Good: the South Main Book Juggler
The South Main Book Juggler is a downtown Memphis staple—a must-stop for any local book lover, downtown tourist, or Trolley Night attendee. But to co-owner
May 19, 2022
The South Main Book Juggler is a downtown Memphis staple—a must-stop for any local book lover, downtown tourist, or Trolley Night attendee. But to co-owner
The sun is shining past 7pm, and kids across the city are counting down the final days of the school year, which can only mean
Trolley Night is back—and Give901 is teaming up with South Main Book Juggler to help you party on South Main AND give back to your
One of the best ways to prepare the students of today to become the workforce of tomorrow is to share our stories with them—by answering
Jeremee DeMoir owner of DeMoir Books & Things is the ultimate book-lover—he loves them so much, he made them his livelihood. Learn more about his
Transcribed from a conversation between Jeremee DeMoir, owner of DeMoir Books & Things, and Kristen Davis, Director of Strategic Partnerships for Give901. We are excited
After COVID school closures came and went, test scores showed that Memphis literacy rates had fallen significantly. As of today, one in ten school-age children
Many things in life are best experienced together: peanut butter and jelly, car rides and Disney playlists, hot dogs and baseball games, just to name
Hundreds of students told their librarian exactly what they want to read next—and now a local organization is bringing those books to the building! The
What if you could help solve a problem for Memphis? Would you step up? What about a problem affecting 40% of kids in our city?
Raise your hand if you’ve ever gathered with a youth group, sorority or fraternity, office team, or other well-meaning band of folks to volunteer. Maybe
Vacation season has arrived and many of us are headed to the lake, beach – or both. Plenty of young Memphians will be staying right
There’s nothing like diving into a new read on a summer day. But for many Memphis kids, reading and access to books doesn’t come so
Summer’s just around the corner, which means it’s time to break out the sunscreen, put on your sandals, and start building your summer reading list.
Few things in life can give us the deep, enriching satisfaction that volunteering can. Providing the help someone needs, the deep connection with another person,
Did you know that 61% of Shelby County students are not reading on grade level? By high school, only 6% are college-ready. And that was
Everyday, we see Memphians step up in hundreds of different ways to help children get their best start in life. By volunteering, teaching, mentoring, and
Children in Memphis need our help. Did you know that almost half of our kids live in poverty? That may not surprise you, because Memphis
By now, you’ve probably wondered where Choose901 came from, and I’m here to share a big part of its origin story! Ten years ago, a