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Stay at Home Tea

What would you spend on a night out in Greenville?  $35? $75? maybe even $150?  Instead of going out, the Greenville Literacy Association invites you to stay at home, curl up with a good book, and enjoy a cup of tea in support of literacy on Friday, February 19th (or any other night that is convenient for you), and donate the money you would have spent to literacy. Click here for more information.

MLK Day Food Drive

Thank you to all who participated in Greenville Literacy's MLK Day Food Drive.  GLA Learning Centers collected 7 boxes of food for the Foothills Family Resources Food Pantry and provided 14 boxes of food and 3 cases of water for United Ministries. 

Together we can make a difference in our community.  

In-Service Events

GLA learning centers hosted Tutor In-Service events in November. Using the theme, "Common Challenges, Creative Answers", tutors of the ABE and ESL programs shared concerns and suggestions on how to best meet the needs of their students.  They discovered that the two programs do indeed have common ground.   

Annual Meeting

Congratulations to the Greenville Literacy Association students, tutors and volunteers who were honored at the Annual Meeting and Student-Volunteer Recognition Evening on Monday, October 19. Over 500 attendees enjoyed the evening! Highlights included Mary Lou Reeves being named Volunteer of the Year (below, left) and Mark and Lynn Roosevelt of Roosevelt Associates, Inc., being presented with the Community Service Award (below, right).  Click here to see additional pictures.

Tutor Recruitment Video

The Greenville Literacy Tutor Recruitment video can now be viewed on GEN Channel 14 (Greenville Technical College), GreenvilleHD.com and YouTube.  To see the video on GreenvilleHD.com, click here.  To go to the YouTube link, click here.  Thanks to Greenville Technical College and GreenvilleHD.com for featuring the video in support of GLA's ongoing tutor recruitment efforts.

Syllabox

Have you seen the Syllabox yet? It is an innovative lesson-planning tool designed for English as a Second Language (ESL) tutors. Talk to your Program Manager if you would like more information about using the Syllabox in your ESL class. If you are interested in purchasing a Syllabox for a minimal production cost, call Greenville Literacy Association at 864-467-3456.


Fall 2009 Newsletter

Click here to read the Fall 2009 newsletter.

Mission Statement

The Mission of the Greenville Literacy Association is to empower adults to participate more effectively in the community by providing quality instruction in reading, writing, math and speaking English.

What We Do

The Greenville Literacy Association is the largest community-based adult literacy program in South Carolina and one of the most highly developed in the nation.  Greenville Literacy recruits and trains community volunteers to provide instruction for adults who request assistance.  Greenville Literacy has expanded its services to six fully equipped and staffed learning centers across Greenville County and assists church and neighborhood literacy programs near these centers.