SAVE the BOOK

2nd Annual Back to School Backpack Drive;

We’re on a mission to make sure every student in Lebanon has the tools they need to succeed. Unfortunately, not all students have access to basic school supplies, and that’s where we can all step in!

📅 How You Can Help:

Donate a Backpack: If you have a gently used Backbag, lunch box, or even a pencil case, you can donate it now.

Partner with Us: Schools can collaborate by setting up a drop-off point or arranging a collection from your location.

Let’s come together and make sure every student starts the year ready to learn. Drop us a message to get involved

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Through our mission in the educational field, we empower youth and women by providing tailored educational programs and skill-building workshops.

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We focus on fostering leadership skills, promoting equality, and encouraging active participation in community development.

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Our initiatives aim to equip young people and women with the knowledge and confidence to pursue their ambitions and contribute meaningfully to society

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By creating opportunities for growth and development, we strive to build a more inclusive and equitable society where everyone can thrive.

Environmental education is pivotal in nurturing a generation that values and actively contributes to sustainability. We take pride in empowering students to engage deeply with environmental issues through various educational initiatives. By integrating hands-on activities, workshops, and curriculum enhancements, we aim to instill a profound understanding of ecological systems, waste reduction, recycling practices, and energy conservation. Through partnerships with schools and communities, we provide students with practical tools and knowledge, fostering their commitment to environmental stewardship. Ultimately, our efforts not only equip young individuals with essential skills but also inspire them to become proactive agents of change in building a greener, more sustainable future.

Under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture, the association SAVE THE BOOK organized the "أبناء الضاد" Arabic competition for secondary school students in Lebanon. The event was attended by Attorney Ziad Beidoun, representing Minister of Culture Mohammad Wissam Al-Murtada, alongside a large gathering from academic, educational, social, cultural, media, economic, and legal circles, as well as parents.

The competition included twenty questions from the Arabic language curriculum for secondary education. Students competed in answering these questions in a closed hall under the supervision of monitoring teachers. Specialized committees corrected the competitions, and nine students out of 298 achieved a score of 18/20. They proceeded to direct final qualifications on stage, with the following results:

First Place: Hadi Kassemm - Mustafa High School, Haret Hreik (won $1,000 sponsored by Global Education).
Second Place: Farah Al-Maaz and Fareeda Ahmed - Iman High School, Aaramon (each won $500 sponsored by TAD NGO and ADHD Mentors & Supporters).
Third Place: Jana Sabra and Zahraa Blaybel - Siraj Yanouh High School, Sour, and Randa Hamadouni - Al-Risalah High School, Aaramon (each won $250 sponsored by Mother Goose Nursery, R***e, and Ta Mabsouta).

Those who received commendation awards of $100 each sponsored by Khalil Services are: Abeer Zain al-Din - Mustafa High School, Qasr Naba, Mohammed Azaddin - Mustafa High School, Haret Hreik, and Zeinab Sbeiti - Al-Batoul High School.