A Volunteer Reading Opportunity
Reading is a Gift to Be Given Away
Can you imagine a world without the ability to read? Believe it or not, there are many teens and adults who are illiterate. Reading provides a foundation for life. Without it, a person is hampered from being the best they can possibly be.
If you have ever wondered how you can assist someone without this ability, here's where you can help.
WHAT: Literacy Kansas City Volunteer Orientation
WHEN: June 8, 2011 (Wednesday)
WHERE: American Red Cross Building
ADDRESS: 211 W. Armour Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64111
HIGHLIGHTS:
A presentation about illiteracy will be given
Information about the free one-on-one literacy for adults and older teens will be discussed
GOAL:
To serve students at public locations throughout the Greater Kansas City metro area.
Note: This training is required for the tutor training session that starts on June 13
INFORMATION:
Contact Beth Seberger at 816-333-9332, email: bseberger@literacykc.org
WEBSITE: www.literacykc.org
SOURCE:
Raytown Times, June 1, 2011, Page 3
If you have ever wondered how you can assist someone without this ability, here's where you can help.
WHAT: Literacy Kansas City Volunteer Orientation
WHEN: June 8, 2011 (Wednesday)
WHERE: American Red Cross Building
ADDRESS: 211 W. Armour Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64111
HIGHLIGHTS:
A presentation about illiteracy will be given
Information about the free one-on-one literacy for adults and older teens will be discussed
GOAL:
To serve students at public locations throughout the Greater Kansas City metro area.
Note: This training is required for the tutor training session that starts on June 13
INFORMATION:
Contact Beth Seberger at 816-333-9332, email: bseberger@literacykc.org
WEBSITE: www.literacykc.org
SOURCE:
Raytown Times, June 1, 2011, Page 3
Published by Lee Hansen
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18 Comments
Post a CommentSuch a much needed service~Reading is indeed fundamental~
I read so much every day and I guess I take it for granted. It is a useful skill to have.
I volunteered in a literacy program once, it was a wonderful experience, highly recommend it! cheers
Sounds like a great event.
I agree Lee. I have volunteered in the past for the Adult literacy Coalition. It was a great experience.
Excellent information in this article. Thanks!
great writing :)
A wonderful program that is needed in every community.
Literacy is the gateway for all knowledge. =)
perfect!