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English books are to be collected in Seoul this Saturday to send to people in Nepal.
Teaching texts, as well as phonics and reading books for children and adults are sought to furnish 13 libraries opened by a Korean charity in Nepal.
The event will be held from 6-12 p.m. at Sum bar in Hongdae, just one minute walk from Sannullin Theatre.
People are invited to drop by with their books to donate and enjoy a buffet at the event in support of Worldedge, which opened the libraries in Nepal. For more information go to: www.worldedge.kr.
Teaching texts, as well as phonics and reading books for children and adults are sought to furnish 13 libraries opened by a Korean charity in Nepal.
The event will be held from 6-12 p.m. at Sum bar in Hongdae, just one minute walk from Sannullin Theatre.
People are invited to drop by with their books to donate and enjoy a buffet at the event in support of Worldedge, which opened the libraries in Nepal. For more information go to: www.worldedge.kr.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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