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A little advice that seems universal at this point: never ever be afraid to ask for help.

I have learned that spending just an hour a week working one-on-one with a child can make a big difference in their life and mine.

I learned about TLA through my current job. The factory I work for collaborates with TLA to offer on-the-job English classes.

I am honored to serve on the board and contribute financially to an organization that supports education for children and adults. I believe...

By far, the people I get to work with. The staff and students are AWESOME! The laughter and encouragement are the best!

I advise anyone reading this not to give up; it may not be easy, but it is worth it... If no one believes in you, believe in yourself.

I didn’t attend high school, and later, I started online classes but fell behind. Attending The Literacy Alliance has given me the confidence...

Each individual has to have a reason to volunteer, but I can say this: if you’re inclined, don’t hesitate to do it.

If you want to help someone, whether a child or adult, go for it. The Literacy Alliance definitely could use your help with the growing number of students.