Summer 2023 Thank You Letters
We’re pleased to share some letters that we’ve received over this past summer from book recipients. As noted, in the letter, word gets around about our program and the flow of letters to PLP is non-stop.
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PLP hosts session for Berkeley High Students
PLP hosted a session for Berkeley High School students this past June.
Donate your stuff to support PLP!
Support PLP by donating good stuff to Community Thrift Store in San Francisco
PLP book donations matched for 10 days!
These donated books will allow PLP to fulfill a range of requests from incarcerated letter writers
PLP Thank You Letters — Winter 2023
We’re very happy to share some of the wonderful thank you letters we’ve received over the past months.
Black history month – buy wishlisted books for us!
For Black History Month, we’ve curated a special list of high-demand books and topics.
Tor donates hundreds of genre fiction titles to PLP
Many, many thanks to Tor Books for donating hundreds of titles to us!
Local high school club does book drive for PLP!
Albany High School’s chapter of Amnesty International, advocates for global human rights through campaigns, letter-writing, protests, and more!
Prisoners Literature Project: thanks for your support during 2022!
As we round out the year at the Prisoners Literature Project, we wanted to thank you all for keeping up on us, volunteering, or financially supporting us during the year with donations. It’s not too late to make tax deductible-donations to our programs before year-end! But this newsletter is mainly sent to celebrate a year in which we: – Sent […]
PLP panel at the One City One Book festival
PLP partnered with the San Francisco Public Library, as part of its One City One Book festival to share about our work. Check out this thoughtful and informative video. People in the audience asked great questions!
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About the Prisoners Literature Project
The Prisoners Literature Project is an inclusive, all-volunteer, grassroots nonprofit whose purpose is to encourage reading, the pursuit of knowledge, and self-determination among incarcerated people. By sending free reading materials to those behind bars, PLP aims to foster learning and critical thinking and help people prepare to lead successful lives after incarceration. We believe that all people have a right to read.
Please consider donating to the PLP or volunteering your time (if you live in the Bay Area, CA!) to help us answer letters from prisoners who write us from all over the United States.
