Dolly Parton Gives Books To Refugee Children
Dolly Parton’s new project with Imagination Library offers a book each month to 200 refugee children in London until they turn five.
Dolly Parton’s new project with Imagination Library offers a book each month to 200 refugee children in London until they turn five.
You know her from her singing career, generous funds, and venture to give books to children. Thankfully, Dolly Parton isn’t done giving just yet.
Dolly Parton is a national treasure; I don’t think anyone disagrees with that. She’s been historically one of America’s most wholesome celebrities, and her philanthropy is known throughout the entire world. She was even one of the biggest independent donors to the Moderna vaccine, donating over a million dollars to research and development.
Anyone who calls themselves a Dolly Parton fan, country music fan or a fan musical genius divas, you need Dolly Parton’s new book!
On Thursday, April 2nd, Dolly Parton will air her first installment of Goodnight With Dolly, a video series that will feature Parton reading children’s stories through Imagination Library’s Youtube Page. Parton wants to read to children to ease them of their worries during the COVID-19 pandemic. On a video posted through her Facebook page, she states that ‘Goodnight with Dolly’ will give children “a welcomed distraction during a time of unrest.” Parton did not mention a schedule for the days she would be reading stories, but she did provide a list of books selected from Imagination Library. Stories …