A Day of Giving – March 26, 2016 – is almost upon us.
Individuals, like you, from around Utah
will be donating money to their favorite 501(c)(3).
We’d love your support. If you’re not sure of how much – here
are some suggestions:
Donate $25 to deliver
one hour of instruction. Adults come in scared - scarred by years of
difficulties. Adults leave our program empowered, excited, and willingly
telling others about the literacy tasks they can now accomplish! This change
occurs through instruction. Help us change more lives! Donate $25. (By the way,
we offer over 44 instructional hours weekly for 50 weeks per year. So you can
actually donate multiple instructional hours.)
Donate $50 to
purchase quality instructional materials for one adult. Instructional
materials include all sorts of media, including internet access, CD recordings,
cassette tapes, e-readers, and workbooks. Help us provide these materials for
each learner. For example: Last week, employees from NALCO made audio
recordings of short, easy books for some of our least-literate adults.
Creating, storing, and delivering these internally-created materials are
important to our learners and use resources. (Why did they have to create these
materials? Because no professionally-recorded books are made at a speed slow
enough for our beginning readers. And, these recordings have changed our
learners’ lives.) Help us change more lives! Donate $50. (By the way, we work
with an average of 120 adults annually.)
Donate $100 to cover the cost of initial screening. Our philosophy
is to honor and build on what learners already know, rather than starting
everyone from ground zero regardless of their current knowledge. We do this
through a combination of formal and informal assessments, taking around 4 hours
per person. This information helps us determine teaching methods, instructional
materials, and content focus. We re-test each learner after every 50
instructional hours to realign learning strategies. Please help us change more
lives! Donate $100. (By the way, we test an average of 120 adult learners
annually.)
Whatever you decide… Any
amount is welcome!
Thank you!!!
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