Wendell Williams of Koons Annapolis Toyota handing Director Lisa Vernon their $5,000 Giving Tuesday donation to the Literacy Council. Thank you, Wendell! What an amazing investment in the well-being of … Read more
Donate to Support AAC Literacy Council (today only), and every dollar we collect up to $5,000 will be matched by our generous supporters Bob and Jolene Caspar. TODAY, December 1st, the … Read more
This year on next Tuesday, December 1st, the Anne Arundel County Literacy Council is participating in #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving, and two of our generous supporters, Bob and … Read more
180 students, tutors, and guests enjoyed an evening of good food and fellowship while listening to excellent presentations from County Councilman Jerry Walker and Guest Speaker Cortland Jones at our … Read more
Annapolis Youth HealthWorks In January 2015, the Literacy Council will be partnering with Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation (AAWDC), Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC), the Partnership for Youth, Children, and … Read more
Anne Arundel Cares Week will run from Friday, September 5th through Thursday, September 11th. AACares will be giving away three $2,500 challenge grants to their nonprofit partners who raise the most … Read more
Tell your friends…Tell your family…Mark your calendars! We need your help. The Great Give, a 24-hour online fundraiser to benefit local nonprofits, begins this Wednesday on May 7th at 6 … Read more
On April 8th over 150 AACLC students, tutors, and volunteers attended our 2014 Social at Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church. Jerry Walker, our 7th District County Councilman spoke, as well as … Read more
Our annual Appreciation Event for tutors, students, and volunteers will feature wonderful food, door prizes, a motivational speaker, music, and more. It will be held at Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church in … Read more
Above: Nancy White’s Special Needs Workshop We will be having informal tutor workshop opportunities throughout 2014. Nancy White led a wonderful workshop for tutors with Special Needs students in January, … Read more