Promotional Partners

Our promotional partners are making a world of difference by providing innovative ways to support Room to Read. This might be through a product or service that gives back to Room to Read or through a creative marketing tool. Should you be interested in becoming a promotional partner, please read about Becoming a Partner. For more information on what we look for in a promotional partner, please read our Promotional Partner Requirements. The following are our largest promotional partners to date who have committed to providing Room to Read over US$10,000 to support our work.

The Republic of Tea chose Room to Read as its nonprofit partner for their new tea line for children called Little Citizens' Herb Teas. These Fair Trade Certified teas are naturally caffeine-free and organic-Rooibos based. For every tin of Little Citizens' Herb Teas sold, The Republic of Tea will contribute $1 to Room to Read in its goal to establish 100 libraries, including a minimum of two bi-lingual libraries for underprivileged children in South Africa.	Better World Books connects us with thousands of students at hundreds of colleges throughout the US through on-campus book drives. There are several ways on campus to support Room to Read through Better World Books: run a book drive, donate books to your campus' drive, purchase used books from their site. Proceeds from all sales benefit global literacy programs, including Room to Read. Learn more, and shop for used books, at www.betterworldbooks.com. Book drives for Better Lives!
GOOD Magazine provides an "entertaining, thought-provoking, cultural platform for those who want to do well by doing good." Sign up for their magazine and they will donate the subscription fee (US$20 per year) to the partner organization of your choice, including Room to Read. Subscribe at www.goodmagazine.com.	Sharing-Books is a speed publishing site for children e-books. The e-books are delivered for free as PDF files to children, parents and teachers around the world. Sharing-Books is a triple-bottom line business and will be giving one-third of its revenue to Room to Read and one-third of its revenue to the books' creators. Visit www.sharing-books.com.