Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook and his charity, the “Why Not Foundation,” opened three reading centers in elementary schools across L.A. on Friday.
Russ launched reading facilities at his old elementary school, 75th Street, Manhattan Elementary and my elementary school alma matter, Frank D. Parent. Each school will receive 1200 new books for all ages.
Awesome day opening 3 reading rooms in LA today!!! @WhyNotFdn #russellsreadingroom #whynot pic.twitter.com/NmqiTJ9Gh3
— Russell Westbrook (@russwest44) August 21, 2015
We opened a #RussellsReadingRoom at @russwest44‘s alma mater today in LA #whynot pic.twitter.com/GVsQycLRAL
— Why Not? Foundation (@WhyNotFdn) August 21, 2015
Nice to see some of Russell’s old teachers at 75th Street Elementary today #RussellsReadingRoom pic.twitter.com/5jqw1XTipU
— Why Not? Foundation (@WhyNotFdn) August 21, 2015
Second LA #RussellsReadingRoom was opened at Manhattan Place Elementary today #whynot pic.twitter.com/U17sRaQikt
— Why Not? Foundation (@WhyNotFdn) August 21, 2015
