Tarara Winery Spotlights LLC as its June Nonprofit Organization
Loudoun Literacy has been selected by Tarara Winery to be their featured nonprofit organization during the month of June for their 2009 “Pour a Little More” campaign. Each Tuesday throughout the month of June, LLC will receive 5% of retail sales. Tarara also will feature information about our organization during the month.
Summer 2009 ESL Classes
Registration is open for our Summer 2009 English classes, which begin on July 7th. The cost at each site is $40 (unless stated otherwise). Register in advance, or the first day of class. more »
Did you know that 1 in 10 Loudoun County residents is functionally illiterate?
Become part of the solution! Visit our Traning page for information on our August tutor training.
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Free Readings from Fiction Writer John Rolfe Gardiner
Loudoun fiction writer John Rolfe Gardiner, author of five novels and several story collections, and a contributor to The New Yorker and many other periodicals, is offering free readings (audio files) of many of his short stories at his new website www.johnrolfegardiner.com You can listen immediately to his readings on your browser, or transfer them to CD or iPod for later play.
Privacy
We recognize and protect the privacy of our donors. We do not sell lists of donor names, nor do we share donor information unless permitted by the donor.
Tax Benefits
The Loudoun Literacy Council is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization; therefore, all donations are tax deductible. |
June 2009
Loudoun Literacy Council Receives Community Impact Grant from United Way
LEESBURG, Va., June 29, 2009 - The United Way of the National Capital Area recently awarded a $5,000 Community Impact grant to the Loudoun Literacy Council (LLC). LLC will use the grant to help fund its adult literacy programs in the 2009 - 2010 fiscal year...
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April 2009
K2M the Winner in our Corporate Spelling Bee
Leesburg's state of the art medical device company, K2M, took top honors in the Loudoun Literacy Council’s Third Annual Corporate Spelling Bee, hosted by Lightfoot Restaurant on Monday, April 27th.
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