Storytelling is a fundamental part of being human.  Stories are a universal language for passing down knowledge and meaning. They help us to understand our place in the world, and they help us to shape our view of the world. Stories teach us how to act with empathy, compassion, and understanding as we learn to understand other people’s perspectives and experiences.

Greensboro Bound uses the power of stories to bind our community together.

By making a donation today, you’re saying “YES!” to our year-round work to:

  • Connect thousands of Guilford County Schools students directly with diverse children’s & YA authors AND give them FREE books to spark a life-long love of reading.
  • Present outstanding writers and share their stories and voices with thousands of book lovers through our annual Greensboro Bound Literary Festival
  • Support dynamic programs that promote reading and public discussion as a way to bridge social and cultural divides across our city and region.
  • Keep every single one of Greensboro Bound’s programs 100% FREE to the public!

By donating to Greensboro Bound you are making an investment in the vibrant literary culture and community here in the Piedmont Triad.

You may also give by check.
Mail to:
Greensboro Literary Organization
Attention: Development
PO Box 5256
Greensboro, NC  27435

 

Levels of Giving

  • Publishers Circle: $30, 000+
  • Editors Circle: $20,000 – $20,999
  • Authors Circle: $10,000 – $19,999
  • Writers Circle: $5,000 – $9,999
  • Hardcover Club: $2,500 – $4,999
  • Paperback Writers: $1,000 – $2,499
  • Manuscript Club: $500 – $999
  • Readers Club: $100 – $499

Greensboro Bound is a project of The Greensboro Literary Organization, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization [EIN:  82-1231324]. As a volunteer organization, donations/gifts are used to support programming. Financial information about Greensboro Literary Organization is available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 888-830-4989. All contributions are tax deductible.  All online donations are processed via Bonterra (previously Network for Good). Learn more about Bonterra here.