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This is what happens when you invest in children’s literacy:
More kids graduate from high school.
More kids stay out of jail and off of welfare.
More kids create art.
More kids participate in their community and politics in positive ways.
Empower Children to Achieve Their Dreams
Make a Tax-Deductible Donation Today!
Three Easy Ways to Donate
Donations to our 501(c)(3) non-profit are tax-deductible. Tax ID# 32-0298884
Donate Online
Make your donation online with your credit card on our safe and secure donation portal.
Donate by Mail
Make check out to "Traveling Stories"and mail to:
1240 E. Plaza Blvd.
Suite 604-430
National City, CA 91950
Donate Securities
Contact us today for instructions on how to donate securities.
More Ways to Have an Impact
Volunteer
Volunteers are the heart, soul and hands of our nonprofit! When you volunteer to read with and mentor children, you’re making a difference in their lives, which is why we truly consider our volunteers heroes.
Become a Reading Warrior
Sign up to give monthly to Traveling Stories and join our Reading Warrior program! Join today.
Donate a Toy
When you donate a toy to Traveling Stories you help motivate a reluctant reader to keep reading. All toys that are donated are used as prizes in our Virtual StoryTent program. Click the button below to shop our Amazon Wish List with prizes picked out by children.
Planned Giving
Leave a powerful and lasting legacy and bring possibility to future generations. Adding Traveling Stories as a beneficiary is easy. Contact your financial institutions to obtain the needed forms to add our nonprofit as a beneficiary and then let us know so we can brag about you! Please reach out to us if you need any assistance or have any questions.
Give in Memory of Rose
Rose Sandler was a beloved friend and volunteer of Traveling Stories. Together with Rose's family, we wish to keep her memory alive by paying it forward to children in need.
More than $2 BILLION is spent each year on students repeating grades due to reading problems.
A $1 investment in quality early education programs saves taxpayers more than $7 later in costs associated with incarceration, welfare, health services, and substance abuse treatment. (View source)