For most rural-based schools and communities, access to a library is a luxury most cannot afford.  In my visits to African countries, I have seen first-hand the poverty-stricken schools who use grass or sticks for counters, who have no classrooms...they study under trees, those with classrooms most are leaking and worn down; teachers struggle to have chalk, if they have a board at all; textbooks are so scarce sometimes a class only has a handful to share amongst 40 children.  So with that backdrop, expecting these schools to have libraries is a tall order.  Dangwa Initiative solicits books from US-based schools and organizations like BIG and we ship containers of books.  Even though our last shipment had over 50,000 books they are not enough for us to set up independent libraries at all the 46 schools we serve.  Enter Mobile Library!