| Our mission | Our mission is to promote individual and social well-being through education, arts and wellness programs. |
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The Claremont Forum
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Group VolunteeringIf you are planning on joining the PLP with a group of five or more people, please call or email at least one week in advance. Please let us know if you would like a volunteer to briefly explain the program to your group.Student VolunteersStudents are welcome to volunteer, however, we do require student volunteers to be 16 or over to join the Prison Library Project.Prison Library Project VolunteerOur volunteers make the Prison Library Project possible. They read inmate letters, select books and prepare books to be mailed. Each letter is a chance to connect someone “inside” with the community. Students are welcome to volunteer, however, we do require student volunteers to be 16 or over to join the Prison Library Project. |
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| How you help | Our volunteers make the Prison Library Project possible. Education is a proven method to help break the cycle of incarceration and help prepare inmates for life after prison. |
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| About us | The Claremont Forum is a small non-profit serving the city of Claremont and its neighbors. Books and art enrich our lives. Fresh, local produce from the farmers’ market enriches our health and helps connect us to our neighbors. Whatever project we take on, our goal is to enrich the community and help make a difference. We have a beautiful space in the Claremont Packing House and it serves as a used bookstore, community center, classroom, workshop and more. |
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