In observance of Memorial Day, The Literacy Alliance offices will be closed and no classes will be held on Monday, May 25.
Change Lives Through Literacy – Join Our Mission
Since 1972, The Literacy Alliance has been transforming lives in Allen, Adams, and Wells Counties with one powerful belief: literacy changes lives. From personal growth to professional success, education opens doors to opportunities that were once out of reach.
Our free programs ensure that every learner, regardless of their circumstances, has access to the tools they need to thrive. With your support, we can continue to break down barriers to education and empower hundreds of Hoosiers to build stronger futures for themselves and their families.
Your contribution creates lasting change. It builds confidence, strengthens communities, and connects people to opportunities they never thought possible. No matter the size, your gift helps open a door to a better tomorrow.
Join us today. Together, we can write a future where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.
Tax-Advantaged Giving
NAP credits are allocated yearly to nonprofits serving low-income communities. Your donation to TLA could earn you a 50% state tax credit.
A charitable giving account lets you contribute, get an immediate tax deduction, and recommend grants to charities over time.
A direct transfer from your IRA to a qualified charity can satisfy your required minimum distribution without tax penalties.
The Literacy Alliance welcomes your charitable gift of stock, a tax-smart way to support our mission.
Individual and Planned Giving
Make a life-changing impact today by giving the gift of learning. Donate securely online or use the information below to give by phone or mail. Every dollar makes a difference!
The Honor Roll recognizes donors who give $250+ annually. Your support provides consistent, life-changing resources that help students advance their education.
Make a bigger impact! Start a monthly gift of $20.84+ to join the Honor Roll. Giving over 12 months makes it easier for you and provides steady support that changes lives.
Did you know many employers match donations? Click below to see our community partners or ask your HR department if your gift can go twice as far!
Since 2007, TLA has provided start-up family libraries to new Habitat for Humanity homes, encouraging families to read together and fostering a love of learning.
This fund provides stipends to help students overcome financial barriers, such as tuition, books, or living expenses, while attending Ivy Tech to earn a certification or degree.
Include The Literacy Alliance in your will to help ensure future generations have access to literacy and educational opportunities that can change lives.
Each GED Ready test costs $5. Help our students gain the confidence to pass the GED and earn their HSE diploma. With your support, they’ll be “GED Ready!”
Everyday Support
Effortless giving! Log into your Kroger account, search for THE LITERACY ALLIANCE (or EC246), and click Enroll. Kroger will donate to TLA every time you shop—at no extra cost to you!
Support us through our Amazon Wish List! Help offset the cost of supplies by purchasing needed items. The list is updated regularly, so check back often!
Make a difference—volunteer with The Literacy Alliance! Share your time and skills to empower learners and change lives through education. Join us today and help build a brighter future for our community!
Do you have questions or want to donate by phone? Please contact Laura Weldon, Associate Director of Development, or call (260) 265-1940.
To donate by mail, please send checks to:
The Literacy Alliance
1005 W. Rudisill Blvd, Suite 307
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46807
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