MEDIA APPEARANCES
2021 - Since launch of SGP Program
Patch.com - Peninsula Nonprofit Aims To Harness Power Of Intrinsic Motivation
Palo Alto Online - Around Town: Free soccer class offers community space to kick it
Palo Alto Online - Around Town: This is how she rolls
San Mateo Daily Journal - East Palo Alto teen aims to donate dozens of boards
Earlier
Midpen Media Center: Local Hero Award
ESPN: 49ers' Solomon Thomas to wear cleats to promote early childhood learning
San Jose Mercury News: Tutors for preschoolers ignite a love of learning
Forbes: This Early Childhood Education Group Is Getting A Closer Look From Mark Zuckerberg's Philanthropy
SJSU Washington Square: Learning Love
Palo Alto Weekly: In Learning We Trust: Sereno 1% for Good grant
San Jose Mercury News: Tutors, books give young minds a head start
Forbes: The Sooner The Better: Early Childhood Education, A Key To Life-Long Success
CBS Bay Area Focus: Video: Interview with Michelle Griego
Palo Alto Pulse: How to close the achievement gap? For 10 Books A Home, it starts with families
Verde Magazine: 10 Books A Home
Edusource.org: More nonprofits teaching parents to read with children
In-Menlo: Paul Thiebaut III founded non-profit to promote living room literacy and school readiness
San Jose Mercury News: Girl Scouts ask Facebook to help local literacy nonprofit
Spartan Daily (pg.1): Spartan alumnus works to improve early education for children
Patch.com: Nonprofit Founder Brings Peter Pan, Dorothy and Dr. Seuss into Homes
Palo Alto Online: 23rd annual Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund grantees announced
Palo Alto Weekly: 10 Books A Home invests in young learners
NEWSLETTERS
NEWS
A Special Visit
After sending a letter of recognition, US Congresswoman Speier visited TM youth at the TM center
City Council Presentation
EPA City Council invited 4th grader Citlaly to present her SGP
PRESS RELEASES
May, 2021 - Cinthya's Skateboard Giveaway event
July, 2021 - Jeffren's Soccer Class
July, 2021 - Isaac's Football Class
FEATURE STORIES
Our Founder is 2018 Local Hero
After overcoming poverty through developing a love of learning, building his own tutoring business, then starting an education nonprofit to help kids in low-income communities succeed, Paul Thiebaut III was recognized by the Midpen Media Center as a 2018 Local Hero.