Our Community Partners

Piper's Key gifts inclusive books to children with disabilities that represent their unique selves in a positive light! Schools may also apply for a disability-inclusive book box!

Charity’s Readers for Tomorrow is a nonprofit initiative committed to advancing literacy and representation by donating children’s books to schools, libraries, and community programs. With a focus on stories that highlight kindness, inclusion, and disability awareness, CRFT partners with authors, educators, and sponsors to ensure every child has access to books where they can see themselves reflected. Apply for books or donate!

Bigfoot books is a nonprofit that exclusively supports authors who directly identify or are allies with the disabled community and donate their books to schools or organizations in need of disability inclusive books. We are always looking for authors to partner with and organizations to donate to. Check us out our website to see how we can work together to create a kind, inclusive world through the power of reading.  

Nightlight Books is a disability justice centered, pop-up, cooperatively owned bookstore with dreams of an accessible brick and mortar reality. At Nightlight Books, all of our co-owners are disabled, and all of our new titles are by and about disabled, neurodivergent, chronically ill, mad, D/deaf, blind, D/deafblind, and otherwise identified folks. Nightlight Books: A bookstore for every body."

The Hazelnut Movement exists to inspire compassion, celebrate uniqueness, and remind every person that their life has purpose and their story matters. From donating books to educators through our “Books for Educators Program” to hosting Hazelnut Takeover Assemblies that spark empathy and resilience in students, our mission is simple: no family should ever walk their journey alone, and every story deserves to be heard.
 

Purple Diamond Press is an independent children’s publishing company founded by award-winning author C.M. Harris. Dedicated to creating stories that teach kindness, acceptance, and resilience, PDP has published more than a dozen titles that feature diverse characters and authentic representation, including children with disabilities. With school visits, community partnerships, and engaging stories, PDP is making a difference worldwide—one book at a time.