Find Remedial Reading & Encouragement Nonprofits and Charities

  Aria G. wrote:

Hands Across the Sea made it possible for over 250 students are a primary school in a rural agricultural community to receive close to 3,000 books at no cost to the school. It was amazing how easy it was for use in country, just a little bit of coordination... more »

  Ananth2019 wrote:

Superb organisation with dedicated volunteers making a huge difference via additional free tuitions and scholarships impacting 3600 kids from underprivileged sections of society - each year! My daughter also volunteered in summer and came away hugely... more »

  cynthia10 wrote:

Since 1999 Be the Star You Are!r 501 c3 has offered the opportunity to make a difference for women and families by providing books, audio tapes, CD's and other empowerment resources to those who can't afford them. I've had the privilege of speaking to... more »

  rockets wrote:

My experience working with Christmas Wish Program, Inc has been amazing. The love that the volunteers share and have for the homeless children is amazing. I was able to work hands on with the children after working on fundraisers and projects designed... more »

  Lisa wrote:

I think this is a wonderful program for both sides the mentors and the mentees. The young high school aged children learning about helping others through volunteering their time and the children that are receiving the help from their mentors. It is a... more »

  Shelly Hornback wrote:

I'm all about local programming that helps kids achieve academic success. Momentum Tutoring is filled with caring professionals who are dedicated to helping kids learn. Their founder and President, Terri Bozhor, is a certified teacher and incredible mother... more »

  Teoftig wrote:

I am an academic tutor for RITES as of July 2012. I began my work as a teacher in the Hamilton Summer Program and have continued as an independent tutor. I have been greatly impressed with the high level of professionalism and genuine concern for clients.... more »

  ceoina wrote:

I am pleased with AACLC email newsletter and volunteer, fundraising, and other updates. Recently, a administrative assistance volunteer opportunity was published, and I inquired. A volunteer meeting at my local library was also good and informational.... more »

  jessica27 wrote:

Children are an important part of society; they are the future. Giving kids hope and guidance by teaching them the tools they will need to be successful in life is what In2Books does. They teach kids that there are role models out there that are interested... more »

  Katie108 wrote:

Newport Mesa ProLiteracy is a program designed to help people who are challenged in English become stronger members of our community. It allows the tutor volunteer plan a program for the learner that is designed to help the learner meet specific goals.... more »

  rowlandd wrote:

Beyond Basics is an outstanding organization who has put talk into action. I volunteer in a number of ways from events to in the classrooms, however, I have found that the classroom is always the most fun. I volunteer with the Art with the Masters program.... more »

  sn1986 wrote:

Working with PlanetRead in the summer of 2006 gave me excellent exposure to using technology and media for educational change. While things in India are often disorganized, and PlanetRead could focus more on internal organization, their... more »

  Greg R. wrote:

I joined the board of F5RS in 2012. Since then, we have successfully recieved our 501(c)3 status, we are getting our rescue and sanctuary set up and are working on assorted shows and fundraisers for during the year. We have helped take care of the animals... more »

  DeborahL wrote:

I've been on the board since 2010 and look forward to serving another term when this one is complete. I feel great about the time I spend knowing that the libraries we send are such a valued and precious resource. I have also done a book drive and loved... more »

  Anna wrote:

I volunteer with GPLC 3 times a week to tutor a an adult student in basic reading, writing and phonics, and also served in the past as a Literacy*AmeriCorps tutor, teaching ESL/ABE/GED. I'm able to plan my own curriculum and connect with my student on... more »

  Kathy J. wrote:

Paws and Think is a non-profit organization supporting the needs of the At-Risk community, with a focus on youth. We offer therapy dog teams for schools, libraries, hospitals, group therapy and other needs as they arise. Our teams volunteer their time... more »

  dmaedke wrote:

There are not many organizations within Green Bay that provide the type of services that Literacy Green Bay does that can essentially change the lives of the participants which in essence, reshape the community that we live in. Literacy Green... more »

  Leah9 wrote:

I am proud to be on the board of Bess the Book Bus. Bess is a non-profit mobile literacy outreach dedicated to getting books into the households of children who would otherwise go without. There is ample research that shows kids without books in the... more »

  JimKearns wrote:

My son has attended the Gow School since 8th grade; he is now a senior. The experience has been remarkable. He has learned to deal with his dyslexia, and more importantly he has matured as an adult. I could not be happier with the entire experience more »

  Writer wrote:

You are doing a wonderful job by educating the underprivileged segment of the society. Keep it up ....Salman Muhsin - Dhaka, Bangladesh more »

  Gina R. wrote:

My daughter is in 5th grade and received a scholarship. I believe that recognizing students at this young age really helps to inspire them to keep work hard at acheiving their dreams and give back to the community. The banquet where she was recognized... more »

  Nancy71 wrote:

I have volunteered with Mil Milagos for about 5 years. It has been a special and rewarding experience. I have sold handmade jewelry to raise funds for Mil Milagros, helped coordinate jewelry sales at the annual celebration and fundraiser, and helped... more »

  scubajan wrote:

This organizations makes an impact in the future success of young people in school and life by helping they and their families develop an interest in reading. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is such a great organization!!!! Good kids, amazing leaders and the great thing about LHCC is their goal and willingness to serve and change our community. I have seen unbelievable results from kids from this group!!!! more »

  cherylz wrote:

I would like to let everyone know about a very special woman by the name of Margarette Pang. She is the Founder and Executive Director for DTCH and received the 2008 Kapolei Outstanding Achievement Award for Education, the 2009 Certificate of Award for... more »

  ckathryn29 wrote:

The Loudoun Literacy Council is such a great organization that truly promotes changing lives through learning. Both the Adult Literacy Program and the Family Literacy Program helps the low-income and immigrant community in Loudoun County. Whether it's... more »

  Fredrick P. G. wrote:

As a retired neurosurgeon and the husband of Eve's Fund president, Barbara Crowell Roy, I have nothing but admiration for the objectives and goals of this organization. Aside from the aims of injury prevention secondary to spine and cranial trauma, Eve's... more »

  SueN54 wrote:

This is such a great organization. I have worked with some amazing students who are so grateful for the opportunity to learn/improve their English. To see their progress and know you had a part in it is truly gratifying. What also makes this organization... more »

  jnyfrmtxs wrote:

I will never forget the worry and tears that were shed early on in my son's school career. Sometimes we would both cry after a night of homework, and he was only in the first grade. I kept asking the teachers,"Why can't my son read?" I never received... more »

  Papa Smurf wrote:

I have seen people who could not speak any English work hard with their tutor to get to the point that they can now communicate, can hold a job, get a driver's license and read in English to their children. People who were on the fringe are now fully... more »

  EthosPresident wrote:

Reading Works is a community based adult literacy program in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Its mission is to empower adults with the literacy and language skills they need to participate fully and effectively in work, civic life and community. Reading... more »

  Dutch wrote:

I have seen first-hand the work that this organization does. I have never seen an organization that has done more with the limited funds that they have. Through there extensive volunteer network the limited funds are magnified and significant life change... more »

  Sarah_SD wrote:

Never Suport this organization. They are misusing the fund received from donors. Their accounting is a mess. The EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR is so incapable that ALL good employees are leaving the organization. The work environment is very bad. The Director of... more »

  lgerard wrote:

Little Read Wagon is a book and literacy nonprofit that provides free books and literacy activities to underserved populations and communities. Programs include Multiple monthly book giveaways at free laundry events, establishing and maintaining laundromat... more »

  jdgnjudi wrote:

Turtoring one on one with a struggling school child brings such joy into my life! As I work together with the child, I love to watch eyes sparkle, smiles spread across the face as we work together to learn to love reading. I view my role as not only... more »

  Amcteam101 wrote:

A one of a kind non-profit! My nine year old son has always struggled with reading and I wish that I knew about Learnup Center years ago. Tutoring is incredibly expensive, but Learnup offers an efficient program for helping our young readers progress... more »

  Kasprzak wrote:

Home Based Arts has been part of the Miami Valley area education community and community at large-- giving over 350,000 Learning Activity Books to kids. The books, all written to state proficiency standards are interesting and fun for the kids-- what's... more »

  BelleCharme wrote:

One Love One Community Foundation is a great organization with an awesome program! I remember a few years ago I volunteered at one of their events at the Old School Square, the smiles on these young girl's face was priceless! Having the pleasure to volunteer... more »

  Deyana wrote:

Phenomenal work is what this organization excels at. MetIncPowerCo provides a path to learn about the wonderful world of S.T.E.M to anyone who is curious. Workshops are set up geared to the students being taught; regardless of age range. By providing... more »

  aynot wrote:

I highly encourage anyone who is looking for a rewarding way to give back to the community to consider Book'em. I do not have children of mine own yet, however I have always loved reading and feel that all children should own books. In the fall of 2009... more »

  maureen1450 wrote:

I'm a former English teacher and I love language but I was tremendously saddened by the very limited vocabulary and writing experience of the women I taught. One mother told me she was at Mercy Education Project, or MEP, because she was too embarrassed... more »

  Kay wrote:

I have always been passionate about reading and wanting to see all young children have opportunities for educational advancement. So when I looked to my community for a place to serve, Rolling Readers came to the top of my list. This outstanding literacy... more »

  SanDiegoTeacher wrote:

As an educator I am grateful for the commitment of DEEP and their partners to improving early literacy outcomes for PK-3 students in underserved communities. The data behind DEEP's after school and summer programs indicate that their approach works. They... more »

  Kevin Berghoff wrote:

The Central Institute For The Deaf (CID) has been, and continues to be, an extemely positive experience for my entire family. My daughter, Kennedy, was born with congenital CMV that has slowly taken her hearing. Now completely deaf, but aided by two... more »

  GerriMiller wrote:

Located in the heart of Golden Gate City, Grace Provides a safe haven for children and families I have been an after school Volunteer for the past 8 years. I have worked with children from the 4th & 5th grades, helping them with their homework,... more »

  Peggy68 wrote:

ESL classes offered 5 days a week free of charge to the incoming refugees. I love the family feel shared with each individual more »

  Julie Trundle B. wrote:

Brookwood Christian School has been the greatest thing that has happened to my son. My son has Auditory Processing Disorder and was unable to learn to read in public schools. He has been at Brookwood Christian School for a month and a half and is already... more »

  lynkh wrote:

This was the brain child of one of my oldest friends, Vicki Pollack. We know children must read and reread to become lifelong learners. We know children must be read to. Vicki did something about it. She began asking her friends and their friends... more »

  ckehn3 wrote:

Experience Corps is a great program! I have been an AmeriCorps VISTA with this program for almost a year and have seen what a strong, positive impact Experience Corps makes in the lives of the students and our members. more »

  kindnessmatters1214 wrote:

Hindi's Libraries has made a tremendous impact in the lives of children all over the world by donating new and gently used books to those in need. The co-founders have also managed to get volunteers from all over the country involved in spreading the... more »

  Jeri wrote:

The staff at Lee Pesky Learning Center are professional and passionate about helping individuals who struggle with learning disabilities. They take great care in meeting the individual's need and providing the tools for him to be successful. more »

  NSan wrote:

LEEF is truly a cheerleader for classroom teachers. Their support for literacy is evident in the services they provide for our district (grants for teachers and provider of K-12 books). Attached is a photo of the LEEF team who came to Rutledge with a... more »

  Bohogirl wrote:

"I love your services. It helps me so much when I am not able to get help at home with homework. It is also nice when an extra set of eyes is needed to proof read. All of the tutors that I have had are great and are so helpful! more »

  marysaunders68 wrote:

Being a tutor for LVWA has been one of the most rewarding volunteer opportunities I’ve ever had. more »

  thatguygil wrote:

My earliest foray into reading was through the pages of a lone Batman comic I found tucked away in the shelves of my school library. It sparked an imagination and love of reading that continues to this day and brought untold joy to a young lonely kid... more »

  billytheshrubber wrote:

I volunteer for Children Across America. They are a small childrens non profit that focuses on getting kids healthcare and does literacy tutoring for young kids. They have a clothing closet and even an organic garden. Their is always something... more »

  NickGeorge wrote:

There is so much potential for an organization like this in our community! Let’s get to work! more »

  ameliamae wrote:

My oldest started tutoring inmath last year and it helpedhim throughout his 8th grade year. Upon the onset ofhis freshmen year we continued weekly tutoring withEVTA. My daughter also began tutoring with atthe onset of her 6th grade... more »

  Mimi wrote:

Sit Stay Read is a fantastic nonprofit that combines many of my passions: children, literacy & dogs. When I first learned of SSR, I thought what could be better – an organization that works with disadvantaged children, teaching them to read with... more »

  Cindy57 wrote:

I began volunteering for this non-profit last year for their Operation School Bell program. The faces of the children as they entered the makeshift store in their schools gymnasium were unbelievable. They were so very happy. The first child I took... more »

  Michael120 wrote:

In doing some surfing I came across a startling statistic. 27000 (twenty seven thousand) people do not read or write at grade level. UM, EMU, WCC, MSU, WSU, etc... are all within an hour's driving distance. WL provides free service to anyone. Basic Literacy,... more »

  seapsych2 wrote:

I work as an educator and mental health professional in Arizona, USA. I've been donating to The Library Project for over ten years and continue to be impressed with their work . The Library Project has identified the key component to achieving independence,... more »

  Cheryl84 wrote:

After working in early childhood for many years, I retired. It was great to find a wonderful organization for which to volunteer that let me continue to interact with young children. Books, singing, laughing and sharing are the key ingredients of the... more »

  donnaeh4 wrote:

This organization is very helpful to the families with children struggling with dyslexia. They always have information when contacted. They have a list of providers in your area. They have amazing trainings for teachers and parents to educate themselves... more »

  danielle_greco wrote:

I've volunteered with Better Basics for over five years and continue to be amazed by the amount of support and outreach they provide with such a small staff. I've been impressed with the dedication of the staff and enjoyed my time as a volunteer. Watching... more »

  Debbie Dyko B. wrote:

Story Time with my kindergarteners is fulfilling and Page Ahead makes it easy. When I began, I had an orientation that helped me practice with examples of what to say and prepare me for reading to the students. On Mondays, I drop by the office and... more »

  lawrences2 wrote:

For the past ten years my work with RSVP's Volunteer Executive Consuling program has been extremely rewarding. It has provided an opportunity for me to continue to utilize and sharpen my marketing and communication skills (my pre-retirement field), while... more »

  AnonymousDonor wrote:

I have supported Arpan for over 5 years and am amazed by their dedication to us, donors. Plus, they work at zero overheads... so every cent we donate goes to the cause that we want to support. I wish them all success and visibility on this noble path... more »

  otis wrote:

I have been a student at the Center for LifeLong Learners for 5 years. When my mom brought me here I was in the 1st grade and now I am in the 6th grade. It used to be that school was boring and a wall of anger was always around me until one day the... more »

  Peg2013 wrote:

Hello, Generations, Inc. has been a wonderful place to volunteer over the last seven years. I have worked with many different children, mostly first and second graders, some kindergarten and have enjoyed all of them. I have been placed in mostly... more »

  sophiamadden wrote:

I worked with the Queen City Book Bank for my Senior Capstone Project as a Mount Notre Dame High School student. Of the hundreds of local nonprofits in the Greater Cincinnati area, I specifically sought to contact QCBB for this project. As a book lover,... more »

  cgbcgb wrote:

Reading with children gives them the chance to see that reading is not a chore but a pleasure, not just for children but adults as well. It shows them that if you can read, you can learn about anything, and be anyone you want to be. Reading is a skill... more »

  Della P. wrote:

I have been at the Florida Literacy Coalition's annual conference and was impressed by how on-target and up-to-date they are in working with family literacy! Go, Florida Literacy Coalition, Inc.! more »

  AHAVA wrote:

I have been extremely impressed over the years at the amazing impact A.H.A.V.A. has had on the lives of its participants. It's is simply inspiring to see how children who are afraid to say "hello" in English at the beginning of the year are transformed... more »

  courtneyag wrote:

The “easy,” but valuable volunteer experience … I have been a reading to kids volunteer for two years, and this is my first review on great non profits. I joined reading to kids as part of a new year’s resolution to contribute... more »

  BGRicards wrote:

I am a past board member of Centro Latino for Literacy (CLL) and currently volunteer on their Marketing committee. I also work with CLL as they are an affiliate member of the non-profit organization I work for, the National Council of La Raza (NCLR).... more »

  jayme wrote:

We are so grateful to the Ouachita Calhoun Counties Literacy Council and volunteers for the wonderful court bags you fill & donated to the CASA organization. These bags are being provided to every dependent neglect child going throught the court system... more »

  Terri31 wrote:

I have been volunteering as a tutor with Skyline Literacy for a number of years, working with a wonderful young couple from the Sudan. We have worked on improving English language skills and becoming citizens of the United States. A.A. received his commercial... more »

  Richard Saulsbury wrote:

I was a member of 16 person volunteer team who, in November of 2010, had the opportunity to work in and observe in a Guatemalan village school in which Child Aid has been working for improved children's literacy. Although the school was then on vacation,... more »

  teachermomof3 wrote:

What a great program to encourage the love of reading for our students, especially our kids that don't get to have a lot of their very own new books! Many of our families seemed very receptive and excited about the program. I am extremely excited for... more »

  tdean wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this program since 2005. I learned about the organization from members of my church who had been active volunteers for yeats and spoke in glowing terms about it. The program focuses on kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students,... more »

  marty4 wrote:

The Jester & Pharley Phund Reading Makes A Difference Literacy Program made a huge impact on all the students at my school. During the Read-A-Thon their enthusiasm for reading was quite evident. They enjoyed the competitive aspect of the program and... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Learning Lamp is a wonderful organization, the services they provide for the under servedchildren of the Johnstown and surrounding communities is amazing. The impact that theyare making in the community is noticeable. I have volunteered... more »

  asobel wrote:

I feel that PEATC cuts across disciplines to support families in their efforts to secure the best possible educational experiences for their children. I was excited to learn that they secured the PIRC responsibilities for the state of VA and disappointed... more »

  pdbeth wrote:

As a teacher who has been expected to implement a number of literacy programs over my career, it was a huge surprise to come across Children's Literacy Initiative! The outstanding components of their program, for me, are an in depth and coherent understanding... more »

  Sal B. wrote:

I have been following the work of Pagus Africa since I sponsored a child 4 years ago. Not only do I get updates from Pagus but i also get letters from my sponsored child as well as his Report Cards to be able to follow his progress. I can tell that... more »

  ejo321 wrote:

I met the founder of Reading Ready Pittsburgh in the Fall of 2018. Mary accepts the research that demonstrates that it is essential to read to and otherwise use language with children under 4 years of age, or their brains will not develop the capacity... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have seen extreme growth over the last four years. They help individuals without a high school diploma to achieve a GED. This gives the individual the opportunity to learn basic academic skills. More importantly, it gives the individual confidence,... more »

  mmohring wrote:

I've had the opportunity to work with Kidshope for 11 years as a director. They are an amazing organization that offers so much support for those of us working in the trenches. Webinars, zoom meetings, emails, new materials, a counselor on call, just... more »

  BradFranklin wrote:

Folsom's Hope inspires me. I have never seen a more effective effort to enhance the mission of local schools than this. Salwa Kasabian's leadership is compassionate and nurturing, yet effective and focused. She is able to connect with a young child, or... more »

  audrey4 wrote:

It was so much fun being a reading mentor with the Oregon SMART program. It was great to see how excited students would be for their reading time! I only wish I had known about the program sooner. I volunteered during my last two quarters at the U of... more »

  info144 wrote:

I volunteered with this nonprofit 2 years ago. I met a lot of fun loving individuals, kids in spite of them not having much. Staff of curefo were super friendly. Hope to volunteer with you again. Veronica Mmadu more »

  Stacey Brian Lewis wrote:

Established in April 2018, I created Birmingham Jumpstart to continue education in Alabama. We serve as a resource for Adult Literacy, GED Preparation & Testing, ESL/English Language Acquisition, College and Technical School Readiness, and Weekly Zoom... more »

  mrslove wrote:

Tommy 2 Shoes was an amazing experience for our developmental preschoolers! They generously have a book to each student and read and discussed an engaging story of friendship. Thank you Tommy 2 Shoes for sharing your love of books with our preschool. more »

  kalasea wrote:

I've volunteered with this group on many occasions in the past and always had a wonderful time. The organizers really keep things moving well and the time just flies by. It's also such a great cause and they will answer any of your questions about their... more »

  angieruiz wrote:

A True Change is true to their name and strives to make a real impact in local communities. They adapt to the needs of the people and work hard to provide resources for the disadvantaged. more »

  CBeazley wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Book Exchange for about 4 years and can testify to the impact of the work the organization does. Every week during the school year, we bring in about 100 local students on “literacy field trips” and let them choose... more »

  Pastor F. wrote:

While the Greater New Haven Help Alliance has had impact on poverty issues around the world, it has particularly proven to be valuable asset to the city of New Haven in the area of Youth Services. They run a boys mentoring program, a girls mentoring program... more »

  Carolyn Jons wrote:

In 2004 I was one of 13 board members who saw urgent early childhood literacy needs and founded the nonprofit organization that became Raising Readers in Story County. We've made impressive strides toward our mission of improving language and literacy... more »

  hilla2 wrote:

This organization provides books to kids who may not typically have access to them. The books are for all ages, are inclusive, and are of many different genres and topics. I have seen the joy on many children’s faces when they are given a brand new... more »

  snyderbc wrote:

I had such a fun time sorting books at BookSpring--it especially makes for a great company volunteer event. I was very impressed by their staff, and loved learning more about their incredible mission. more »

  33rich33 wrote:

Love of Learning has done great work in our community. My children love the read alouds and picking out their new books. more »

  Mounties1 wrote:

Random Acts of Reading has created the opportunity for students at Philipsburg Elementary to enjoy books that they may not ever get a chance to enjoy. With over 50% of our students considered economically disadvantaged, we are always looking for ways... more »

  Mal Quick wrote:

My daughter is thriving at this school! Suncoast School for Innovative Studies is all about helping their students and their community. I love that they are very family oriented and offer so many amazing things. They truly strive to fulfill their mission... more »

  Tia B. wrote:

Baltimore Reads is an organization that went from rags to riches in my heart. I was not knowledgeable of this organization until some well needed research was done. I have come to know that I made the right choice volunteering my time to this organization... more »

  theoklahomajo wrote:

So many times when we think of non-profits and charities, we think about what we have to do for them. We're often asked for donations of our time and money to help keep their programs operational and in that regard, The Right Path is no different. But... more »

  Thelma Sordyl wrote:

I am a teacher and will always believe that the only way any one can be successful and independent will be by having the ability to read. NMCL is a very important part of our society in addition to schools. This organization helps provide the help that... more »

  Alice32 wrote:

This organization set a huge goal and is tenaciously pursuing it. They are working to blend traditional philanthropic values (collaboration, community) with a metrics driven, programmatic discipline. They have a true understanding of how technology... more »

  mgolan wrote:

Everybody Wins is a great organization with a great cause. Through a colleague who supports the organization, I learned of this great opportunity to participate in their power lunch program. Once a week I get to read with an elementary school student... more »

  matienda wrote:

Last summer I attended a 2-day writing seminar for educators, A Neon Color Calls Me. We did some great writing for such a brief time period! Not only that, but the writing was integrated with fine arts, which I learned was called Ekphrastic Poetry.... more »

  karenporter wrote:

This amazing organization provides English and Spanish books for children at laundromats in several states, serving populations that might not otherwise be exposed to books and reading at an early age. The books are free for the kids and their parents,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Tony Nevett and Danny the Greyhound visit our special school every week in Corby Northamptonshire. The children can't wait for Danny's day they really look forward to it.The school caters for pupils aged 4- 18 years with learning and behaviour difficulties.... more »

  cbrock wrote:

Literacy New York does a great job providing technical support, training and funding to our non-profit literacy affiliate. Whenever we have a question, the staff at Literacy NY is quick to respond. We are one of the few states in the U.S. with a statewide... more »

  Harry Potter wrote:

I volunteered at the Learning and Tutoring Center of East Austin in 2009 and return every year for a joyous, stimulating academic environment for our youngsters. As a tutor, my days are filled with reading and sharing the latest books with students... more »

  Janet Bagby wrote:

I began my association with the Center for Learning and Development (CLD) as a board member. After serving on the board for two years, I was so impressed with their dedication to improving the lives of struggling learners that I began to work as an educational... more »

  ckrappweis@rifpittsburgh.org wrote:

RIF Pittsburgh is a great organization fostering lifelong readers by giving children books three times a school year. My school is a distribution site this year and we are very excited about receiving our books. This organization provides books for... more »

  Norma Villazana-Price wrote:

The Reading Tree has provided the families in our class with opportunities to learn more about the importance of literature and reading for young children. The teachers in class create activities and provide modeling for the families to learn from. The... more »

  chifa1 wrote:

I have been a volunteer from the beginning when the foundation started. we have been to many places and just to see the smiles on peoples faces makes us feel very happy. we hope to continue this amazing foundation of helping people. more »

  Writer wrote:

I worked at this organization for just a couple months and it became abundantly clear within that short amount of time that the organization was steeped in white supremacy culture as the executive director/founder of the organization is paternalistic,... more »

  AliaOBrien wrote:

Urban Vision have me hope when I didn’t know I needed it. I applied to be a volunteer, but was worried they wouldn’t accept me because of my non-religious past. However, everyone welcomed me with open arms. The staff is amazing and the kids are beyond... more »

  DStanislaw wrote:

Reading In Motion is a valuable organization helping children to reach or exceed reading at grade level. I have seen this program at work in the school setting and am beyond amazed with the measured results as well as the satisfaction and confidence... more »

  FarrellCDP wrote:

The importance of literacy on future success cannot be overstated. The California Dictionary Project recognizes this and it's very hard-working Board does all it can to get dictionaries into the hands of as many 3rd graders as funding allows. Nearly... more »

  Janet Shaffer wrote:

I have witnessed the impact that KLD has had on many young people over the past 6 years. Many lives have been changed and many at-risk youth have been served. more »

  GaryandKelly S. wrote:

The Cumberland Adult Reading Council is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that helps adults to read and write. We also help adults learn English as a second language. We are the only program in Cumberland County Tennessee offering free one-on-one tutoring... more »

  leticiah wrote:

I suffered a bad car accident and lost a lot of my basic knowledge of math, writing and computer skills. A friend suggested to contact Literary Source because it was a Non-profit organization and perhaps I could get help there. I had started to... more »

  eddiejack wrote:

Wonderful organization with a great group of tutors who volunteer their time to work with adults in Carroll County, MD who need help from traditional academics, to receiving a GED, achieving citizenship, learning to speak English, and many other life... more »

  bkyle wrote:

GELI, Inc. in my opinion is one of the best things that could of happened to the area I live in! My child is part of the GELI school this year in Amory & has learned so much! Each day she comes home, all she talks about is her day at school! The people... more »

  SRR_ wrote:

I've seen first-hand the incredible results that Strive has produced. They do so much for not only students, but the community as a whole. They offer so many outlets that these kids and families so desperately need - Girl Scouts with a STEM program, Youth... more »

  mariecmoore1 wrote:

Bridges Academy is the only school that focuses on LD students in the geographical area between Tucson Az. and Dallas, Texas. It's been around for 34 years. ADD, ADHD, Asperger's, Dyslexia, Dyscalcula and Dysgraphia are just some of the neurological conditions... more »

  Chelsey34 wrote:

My children attends Knox County schools and I lost my job and fell on hard times and this organization helped my family with food and tutored my kids. more »

  Writer wrote:

Cambridge School Volunteers is a unique organization that helps connect the resources of the Cambridge community with Cambridge public school students. Programs like NetPals are consistently given high ratings by students and parents because of the deep... more »

  luckrabbit wrote:

Laubach Literacy of Ventura County is one of the most unique, least known all-volunteer non-profit organization in Ventura County. Literacy begins with a language, until you have a minimum level of language skills you cannot be literate at any level... more »

  ReadWest Tutor wrote:

ReadWest changes lives by providing no-cost one-on-one tutoring in English to residents of Sandoval and Bernalillo counties of Metro Albuqueruqe. ReadWest is the largest community based Literacy organization in New Mexico, with a 22 year history of helping... more »

  LisaM wrote:

The Family Literacy Center in Lapeer has been a key partner in promoting and supporting literacy efforts in our school district. They have provided a number of programs to our staff, parents and students over the past several years. From one-on-one... more »

  tompug wrote:

My experience volunteering with KIPP has been more challenging and rewarding than any I've had. The teachers and administration at KIPP have never ceased to amaze me with their dedication to the school and students, maintaining strong bonds with students... more »

  COrozco wrote:

I really enjoy working with the staff. Their help to the community is amazing! more »

  katan kitsch wrote:

Open Books has developed a wide range of volunteer projects aimed at improving the literacy level in Chicago. There are specific efforts aimed at every age group and a variety of neighborhoods/locations; from kindergarten through adulthood, from Evanston... more »

  bullysuicideproject wrote:

Bullying in schools has been a topic often overlooked and attributed to juvenile behavior. These behaviors have been noted as early as day care. There is a great deal of hard evidence regarding the physical and mental harm that continued bullying... more »

  sparkle wrote:

I have seen these amazing kids in action. I attended a poetry reading by the Free Minds members and was very touched by the feelings and raw emotions they expressed through their writing. Despite the fact that my life and experiences are so completely... more »

  Writer wrote:

Best organization anyone could volunteer for! Rewarding experience for both students and volunteers more »

  Noel Epstein wrote:

Everybody Wins! DC is the biggest Everybody Wins affiliate in the nation and the largest literacy and mentoring organization in the Washington area. With readers/mentors from Congress, the media, major corporations, law firms, associations and elsewhere,... more »

  Jose C. wrote:

Rolling Readers is an organization that operates with confidence about the importance of its work and with the belief that its cause is worthy of attention of contributions from individuals at all levels. I recently attended an organization reception... more »

  concernedmember1 wrote:

This nonprofit is a wonderful concept; however, in its current iteration of leadership and staff, it seems as if they value quantity over quality and do not truly listen to the needs of the community. The pediatric providers are doing the best they can,... more »

  FitnessFleet wrote:

I came into contact with the Infinity Initiative not long ago. I was very impressed with the vision they have for the youths and their organization. Not only are they giving to their clients they have helped me as a business owner. There are some programs... more »

  People wrote:

They believe the we close our eyes when we pray, cry, think, and dream the most beautiful thing in the world is not seen but felt... The question that i ask was why do they give free haircuts and mentoring at the same time and collect guns off the streets.... more »

  kspitz wrote:

Reader to Reader is a great organization. They have made a real difference to many schools and libraries. Plus its a great way to give new life to old books. more »

  gamesetmatch02 wrote:

I have worked with Tenacity for 4 years tutoring and mentoring children during the school-year program. I have also attended and worked at several fund-raising events Tenacity has hosted. My experience has been fantastic. Tenacity has allowed me to... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a fantastic organization! Volunteer tutors help students learn to read and write, among other vital literacy skills. Literacy Action changes lives! more »

  Writer wrote:

One of my favorite nonprofits in Sacramento! Not only do I volunteer here, but I donate and try to promote it as often as I can. A nonprofit that believes that story-telling and writing is crucial in the lives of children--which it is. Cannot say enough... more »

  sarge wrote:

The United States stands alone in the world as the only country that sentences youth to prison for life without the possibility of parole. In the Unites States every year, roughly 200,000 youth under the age of 18 are tried in adult courts. Youth convicted... more »

  lwistrom wrote:

It's hard not to feel immediate admiration for this group. Maureen Rover is an inspiration. She took a hard look at an area that needed improvement and founded an organization that really helps struggling young Harlem children improve their reading skills... more »

  Wayne L. wrote:

Being a volunteer for Words on Wheels has been a rewarding experience. You are impacting children as young as an infant and as old as six-year old, by interacting with them. You are helping the children develop their literacy and language skills while... more »

  Shakeva wrote:

A nonprofit is only as good as those who are behind it. I say this to say that Mr.Kenneth Lewis is a giver and a servant. He visits each after school Tutorial site and becomes acquainted with those who are helping as well as the youth. He also helps to... more »

  kberlacher wrote:

WITS is an incredible organization with a great staff and board leadership. The organization's mission and programs directly address the needs of our students in Chicago Public Schools - connecting caring adults with at-risk students for one-on-one literacy... more »

  treway0511 wrote:

The best after school for kids of all ages ... the director is the best!!! understanding ... caring.... loving.... !!! She’s not just there to watch over your kid but she’s there to love them ... staff is amazing as well . I thank god I found her... more »

  Tony B. wrote:

a2z Educational Foundation was founded to help kids with Sensory Integration and other learning disabilities. The foundation is looking for funding to try to get Sensory Integration Disadvantage listed as a disability in the DSM, or Diagnostic Statistical... more »

  earlylitprof wrote:

Raising A Reader can be a vital connection between children and their parents & parents and teachers. Through the red bag rotations, it is a great way for new and interesting books to make way to the home to be experienced in various ways. more »

  The Sage wrote:

Having been involved in Sacramento Area Community based organizations since the late 1980s, I have seen few programs that have the direct impact on the life of a young person as the Corporate Work Study Program at Cristo Rey HS. I have had the privilege... more »

  CarolynMom wrote:

I was introduced to the APSL program and Drs Charles and Margaret Shed in 1969 when they tested my three sons for Dyslexia. I had known for several years that all three were exceptionally smart and was frightfully troubled because each year the two oldest... more »

  plumcreek wrote:

Books matter so much and this project is making a difference in a way that matters. How wonderful that the kids get to keep the books, as books make great gifts! I look forward to supporting Books on Wings for years to come. Well done! more »

  Terry D. wrote:

The Reading Tub(r) started in 2003 as a hobby and is now the centerpiece of a family literacy initiative that spans the country ... from the families who review to us to the Teens who help their peers find books to the authors and publishers who help... more »

  Daniel86 wrote:

One in Five DC Adults is Illiterate. Washington DC is among the nation’s most literate and illiterate cities. The Washington Literacy Center (WLC) serves adults residents of Washington who don't want to be in that 1/5. In less than a year... more »

  Bmoses12 wrote:

I learned a lot by Mr. Hunter and Mr. Shilo. They taught me a lot of life lessons. I've been in the THOMF for 3 years and I dont get in trouble any more. Thanks more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering on the Team Togo missions from 2016 and this year will be my third time.I absolutely love the experience of helping out the medical team and the education staff in making the mission effective. The organisation and the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Project sunshine is a great organization! The volunteers bring a tremendous amount of energy and spirit to the hospitals they visit and the kids light up when they see the yellow shirts come onto the unit. more »

  WJohnson60 wrote:

The extraordinarily effective programs of The Literacy Lab are achieving dramatic grade-level improvements with their students. These well designed literacy intervention and tutoring programs that are staffed by highly qualified and thoroughly trained... more »

  Mary wrote:

Mission Learning Center (MLC) is a small organization with a huge impact. The ability to read is a fundamental requirement for success in our world and MLC demonstrates quantifiable results as they work with children who need help the most. Not only do... more »

  PomonaResident wrote:

Pomona Hope is an outstanding non-profit in the city of Pomona, CA. They are running a very impressive after school tutoring program for children that is having real and tangible results in the lives of local kids. Other programs include parenting classes,... more »

  MarthaGA wrote:

Our Sami, now 4, was diagnosed with Down syndrome at birth. We had done no research and knew very little about Down syndrome and nothing about DS ACT and the community in Connecticut. The First Call program was helpful beyond words, the volunteer reasured... more »

  nadrien wrote:

This a great non profit organization. The people are extremely friendly and they treated us like Family. My children love Mr. Harris. They are all about helping. I love them for that. Thank you guys. more »

  Writer wrote:

DAMASCUS -This is a hidden jewel located in the rural county of Gates in North Carolina. If I had the funds I'd build them a huge building where they could continue to help all these poor students that no one seems to care about. They have given their... more »

  parent wrote:

My son was unable to read in elementary school. He only scored a "1" on writing in 5th grade on MCA. After working with a Reading Center tutor, he was able to go to college where he's been on the Dean's list since his freshman year. I shutter to imagine... more »

  mabbann wrote:

Imagine providing values-based education for inner-city children whose parent(s) aren't able to afford it. Hope Academy brings high-quality K-12 training viz loving teachers and staff to hundreds of families in Minneapolis. We are excited about the progress... more »