Join Us in Making a Difference with the Back-to-School Book Drive
Back-to-school season brings a fresh start filled with new routines and exciting chances to learn. Books play a crucial role in this journey, opening doors to imagination, knowledge, and personal growth. At LivingWell, we believe every student deserves access to books that encourage reading, spark curiosity, and inspire growth. That is why we are proud to host our annual Back-to-School Book Drive.

Why Books Matter for Students
Books are more than just pages and words. They build skills, boost confidence, and offer windows into different worlds. For young readers, a picture book can ignite a love for storytelling. Middle school students often find inspiration in stories about overcoming challenges. High schoolers benefit from meaningful titles that encourage critical thinking and self-reflection.
Unfortunately, many students lack access to quality books at home or school. This gap can limit their learning and growth. By donating books, we help close that gap and give students tools to succeed both academically and personally.
Our Past Success and This Year’s Goal
During our last book drive, the generosity of our customers and community allowed us to donate over $1,500 worth of books to K–12 students across Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and the DC area. This achievement made a real difference in many young lives.
This year, we aim to surpass that record. Every book donated adds to a growing collection that reaches more students and supports their education. Whether it’s a colorful picture book for a kindergartner or a thought-provoking novel for a high school senior, your contribution matters.
How You Can Participate
Joining the Back-to-School Book Drive is easy and rewarding. Here’s how you can help:
Visit LivingWell in person: Stop by our store to select and donate a book. Our team is ready to help you find the perfect title for any age group.
Donate by phone: Call us at 301-572-0700 to make a donation over the phone. We can assist you in choosing books that will have the greatest impact.
Spread the word: Share the book drive with friends, family, and neighbors. The more people who know, the more books we can collect.
Every donation supports students in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and the DC area. Your gift helps place books directly into the hands of children who need them most.
What Types of Books Make the Biggest Impact
Choosing the right book can make a lasting impression. Here are some examples of books that work well for different age groups:
Picture books: Bright, engaging stories with illustrations help young children develop language skills and a love for reading.
Middle grade novels: Books featuring relatable characters and themes encourage middle school students to explore new ideas and build empathy.
Young adult titles: Thoughtful stories that tackle real-life issues help high school students reflect on their experiences and prepare for the future.
Our team at LivingWell can guide you to select books that match these categories and meet the needs of local students.
The Impact of Your Donation
When you donate a book, you do more than give a physical item. You offer hope, encouragement, and opportunity. Books can:
Improve literacy skills
Foster creativity and imagination
Build self-confidence
Encourage lifelong learning
By supporting the Back-to-School Book Drive, you become part of a community effort to make education accessible and enjoyable for all students.
Join Us in Supporting Young Readers
The Back-to-School Book Drive is a chance to make a real difference in the lives of children and teens. Together, we can place more books into their hands and help make this school year brighter. Your participation matters, whether you donate one book or many.
Thank you for partnering with LivingWell to support young readers in our community. Let’s work together to beat last year’s record and bring the joy of reading to even more students.
Ready to donate? Visit LivingWell or call 301-572-0700 today. Every book counts.
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