January Updates
All classes are being held again and we are now open on Fridays from 1:00pm to 5:30pm for one-on-one help, free to learners!
Interested in teaching Spanish with us? Email director@thinkliteracy.org
We change lives and strengthen our community one learner at a time.
Ways to Learn
• Free online classes
• One-to-one tutoring
• Drop-in tutoring
• Classes at our center
• Community Classes
Ways to Volunteer
Make an impact! Join our team of dedicated, creative, and kind literacy volunteers. We offer a range of volunteer opportunities, including non-instructional ways to get involved.
Ways to Give
Show your support for
the Literacy Center!
• General Donations
• Long Term Giving
• AZ Tax Credit
Success Stories
Our learner accomplishments are many, including starting a business, attaining U.S. Citizenship, acquiring a new job, and being able to read to their children.
Seventy-five percent of state prison inmates did not complete high school or can be classified as low literate. Ninety-five percent of those incarcerated are reintegrated into our communities. Research shows that inmates who are educated are 43 percent less likely to return to prison.
Children of parents with low literacy skills have a 72 percent chance of being at the lowest reading levels themselves. These children are more likely to get poor grades, display behavioral problems, have high absentee rates, repeat school years, or drop out.
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