• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 91.

Lee Pesky Learning Center, Inc.

Creating a pathway to learning for every child.

Carmel Hill Fund

Cultivating literacy and a lifelong love of reading Reading Is On The Decline While reading remains a cornerstone skill academically and employers continue to rate reading as a critical skill for employment U.

Children's Literacy Initiative

Children’s Literacy Initiative is a non-profit that works with teachers to transform instruction so children can become powerful readers, writers & thinkers.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 94.

ARISE2Read

ARISE2Read strives to make our community a place where every child can read and feels valued.

Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation

Improving lives through the power of literacy.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 96.

Aac Foundation

Charitable HOME TUTORING DYSLEXIA SATACT PREP ABOUT SCHOLARSHIP CREDIT CARD POLICIES AAC FOUNDATION MORE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT CENTER Dedicated to helping students reach their full academic potential.

• Single Organization Support

• 97.

Noah Webster Educational Foundation

We inform & equip parents, teachers, & legislators to reclaim America's education & culture.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 98.

Hope Education

Helping Students Who Struggle in the Traditional Classroom Remote Instruction for All Ages - Tailored to Each Student's Unique Learning Needs * Dyslexia * ADHD * Dysgraphia * Dyscalculia Real Reading Progress Student Focused Structured Literacy Quick Progress Checks Using three 30 minute assessments per year we identify growth in oral reading fluency phonological awareness the number of lessons mastered and reading persistence scores.

• Community Coalitions

• 99.

DYSLEXIA RESOURCE CENTER

Our mission isto help beginningand strugglingreaders by Raising awareness of dyslexia Offering affordable and direct services Training educators in evidencedbased reading instruction Evidencebased reading instruction benefits all students but is essential to students with dyslexia.