On April 27th, 2006 BiblioWorks donated six computers to the high school in Cororo, about 60 km from Sucre, on the same road from Tarabuco to Presto, right before the community of Morado K’asa.
BiblioWorks promotes education and literacy in communities in need. We believe that healthy communities require healthy minds. That's why we have been building libraries, supplying books and training librarians in the poorest communities of Bolivia since 2005. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, our funding comes from donors like you. We are not a religious or political organization.
BiblioWorks Donates Six Computers to the Cororo High School
BiblioWorks Welcomes It’s First Volunteer to Bolivia
BiblioWorks’ Latin America Project Coordinator, Megan Sherar, is currently accompanied by our first ever BiblioWorks Volunteer in Bolivia.
Morado K’asa Library Receives Further Donations from BiblioWorks
On April 19th, 2006, exactly one year to the date of the original library inauguration, the Biblioteca “Villa Zamora” received an additional donation on the part of the Mayor’s office and BiblioWorks.
INAUGURATION: Presto Community Library
On April 19th, 2006 the Presto community library was officially inaugurated as “BIBLIOTECA 14 DE ENERO”.
BiblioWorks is Highlighted in Local Newspaper in Sucre, Bolivia
On April 15th, BiblioWorks came out in the local newspaper in Sucre, Bolivia – the “Correo del Sur”, the result of an interview with Megan Sherar, Latin America Project Coordinator for BiblioWorks, who resides in Sucre.