Class of 1982

45th Reunion · Reunions Literacy Day · Our Kids Read

Our Kids Read Class of 1982
Students at Literacy Day
Princeton Reunions 2027 · 45th Reunion

Princeton Class of 1982

This Reunions, join the Class of 1982 to inspire a lifelong love of reading for elementary school students from Trenton.

On Thursday, May 20, 2027, Our Kids Read brings Trenton elementary students to Princeton's campus for Reunions Literacy Day. In addition to our dedicated afternoon Class of 1982 Book Bag Stuffing project (3:00–5:00 PM), alumni who arrive early can take part in morning student activities.
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Class of 1982 · 45th Reunion
Class Service Project:
Book Bag Stuffing
Thursday · 3:00–5:00 PM

WHO

Princeton
Class of 1982

WHAT

Book Packing
Volunteer Event

WHEN

Thursday, May 20, 2027
3:00 – 5:00 p.m.

WHERE

Princeton Campus
Class of 1982 Reunions Tent

WHY

Support children's literacy and help create brighter futures.

CHOOSE YOUR PATH

Two Ways to Make a Difference

Volunteer to help prepare book bags for Trenton students, or make a donation to support books and supplies.

ⓘ Arriving earlier on Thursday, May 20? In addition to our dedicated 3:00–5:00 PM Book Bag Stuffing, alumni arriving earlier may join morning Literacy Day activities (Orange Key campus tour, Cotsen Children's Library, student lunch, and letter writing at the tent). You can select your shifts directly on the volunteer form!
OPTION 1 Volunteer for the Event

Volunteer

Sign up to participate in our book packing activity and help prepare books for children. Join the Class of 1982 on Thursday, May 20, from 3:00–5:00 PM to pack book bags for elementary school students. Alumni arriving earlier may also participate in morning Literacy Day activities.

Sign Up to Volunteer → Opens the Class of 1982 JotForm to select your volunteer shift.
Trenton students with books at Our Kids Read Literacy Day
Stack of diverse books for children
Princeton alumni packing book bags for students
ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND

About Our Kids Read

Our Kids Read (OKR) puts the power of story into children's hands so they can write their own futures. OKR is a Maryland-based 501(c)(3) with three core programs:

1
Literacy Hub

A physical Literacy Hub in Baltimore, where children receive ten free books with every visit and can register for the one-on-one Reading Buddies program.

2
Book distribution

Large-scale distribution — more than 100,000 books per year — to hospitals, schools, United Way organizations, Boys & Girls Clubs, and other community partners.

3
Reading Buddies

A one-on-one, literacy-focused mentorship program pairing children in Title I schools with trained mentors for weekly reading sessions that build a lasting love of reading.