Literacy Volunteers
Literacy Volunteers
Literacy Volunteers We Need Your Help

        Why?  Some 40 to 44 million – 21 to 23% –
of the 191 million adults who live in the United States show skills in the lowest literacy level.
Many cannot total an entry on a deposit slip, understand directions at their workplace, or talk to their doctor.

         Illiteracy profoundly impacts our society. Low literacy skills affect the lives of both adults and their children. U.S. Department of Education statistics reveal that 60% of prison inmates are illiterate, and 85% of all juvenile offenders have reading problems.

       In Doña Ana County, 50% of adults are at or below 4th grade literacy.

Illiteracy is a problem. You can be
   a part of the solution!

Donate Now!
Your donation could buy:
  • Books and software for learner use
  • Promotional activities to reach new learners and tutors
  • Scholarships for GED and citizenship tests
  • Community events to increase visibility
  • Financial support for outreach
  • And eventually...expansion of services to workplaces who need us on site.
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