• Child Day Care

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Watch Them Grow Childcare Center

Watch Them Grow Children’s Center is a place for children to explore and learn in safe and loving About Us Mission The mission of the Watch Them Grow Child Care Center is to provide a safe nurturing child centered and affordable quality educational environment that fosters a childs individual success and a love of learning in collaboration with caregivers and the community.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

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Learning Ally

LEARNING ALLY offers a range of proven literacy-focused solutions for students, Pre-K to 12th grade supporting over 2.

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.

• Youth Development Programs

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DREAM

Our mission is to level the field by empowering all children to recognize their potential and realize their dreams.

• Remedial Reading, Reading Encouragement

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Carole Stinson Literacy Foundation

CSLF provides annual grants to organizations in Central Valley & San Francisco Bay Area communities.

• Libraries, Library Science

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My Own Book Fund Inc

TO ENHANCE CHILD LITERACY IN DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES BY EMPOWERING THIRD-GRADE CHILDREN ENROLLED IN TITLE I NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SELECT, PURCHASE, AND READ THEIR VERY OWN BOOKS.

Fundamenta Reading Center Inc

Join us on our mission to increase reading skills, proficiency and confidence of learners, regardless of family income, enabling future success.

• Family Services

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As I Grow

The mission of As I Grow is to help parents learn about their child's developmental needs by offering developmental screenings, parent education, parent training on the dynamics of family violence, and screening for language and literacy needs.

• Education N.E.C.

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Classmates Literacy Foundation

We believe every child deserves a strong foundation in literacy—regardless of background, zip code, or disability—and that begins with well-prepared educators.