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The Literacy Network of Greater Los Angeles relies on the generosity of individuals, corporations and foundations to sustain our goal of supporting and improving the literacy services that are available in our community.
Corporate Citizen Council
The Literacy Network of Greater Los Angeles connects people to critical literacy resources that improve their abilities, their livelihood, and the lives of their families. Our Corporate Citizens are business and civic leaders who recognize the threat illiteracy poses to Los Angeles. By supporting the Literacy Network's programs, the Corporate Citizen empowers our workers, their families, and the whole community.
Book Donations
While the Literacy Network does not take book donations, you can donate money towards the purchase of books for the Motheread® program. These books will be used for implementing the Motheread® program at certified sites throughout Los Angeles. Through the Motheread® program, parents and children learn to use the power of language to discover more about themselves, their families, and their communities.
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