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LCNV will be doing an inventory of our books on Wednesday, June 30, 2010. We will be unable to sell, exchange, or process refunds for books on that date. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Literacy Council curriculum featured in national publication. ProLiteracy members, check out the Notebook publication here www.proliteracy.org for a feature on the LCNV’s conversation classes as a great low-cost way to extend learning into the summer.
Connections for Hope celebrates its grand opening. The Literacy Council has been collaborating with several other area nonprofits and human service providers to create the region's first one-stop shop for services ranging from medical care to literacy classes to computer skills training. Click here for local coverage of the event.
To view photos from the 47th Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony, click here.
To view press coverage of the 47th Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony, click here.
Congressman Gerald E. Connolly recognizes Annual Meeting honorees in the U.S. Congressional Record. View a copy of the Record.
LCNV will neither sell books or other media nor distribute allotments on Monday June 29 & Tuesday June 30 as we conduct our semi-annual inventory. This freeze will not affect the LCNV Library.
Current economy causes increased demand for literacy programs
National publication covers adult illiteracy
LCNV volunteer honored at D.C. area awards dinner
Help us Put a Hold on Illiteracy! Sunday, May 17 at 5 p.m.
Reading: A Family Affair 2009 a great success! To see photos from the event, click here.
To see Reading: A Family Affair 2009 in the news, click here.
LCNV Annual Report Now Available Online—to view or download it, click here.
LCNV Volunteer Ron Wise receives Annual LITERACYCARES Award of Excellence
Executive Director Patti Donnelly featured on Executive News Radio, WWRC 1260-AM in Washington, D.C.
Bank of America grants LCNV $20,000 to suppport its four educational programs
LCNV included on Washington Post’s Giving Map
The call for literacy volunteers goes out in local newspaper
ESOL Tutor Training Team receives service award
NPR story presages Literacy Council's own project
Literacy Council selected as one of the best charities in the D.C. area
Meyer Foundation awards Literacy Council substantial grant
2007–2008 United Way now underway; LCNV's number is 8356
2007–2008 Combined Federal Campaign underway; LCNV's number is 28828
Governor Kaine announces at home access for GED preparation
The Literacy Council benefits from generous support from Bank of America
The summer 2010 issue of LCNV's newsletter, Literacy Lines, is now available online.
