Literacy Network

Looking for a place to improve your English reading, writing, and speaking skills? Then look no further! The Literacy Network is a warm, friendly, and caring non-​profit organization that helps thousands of people each year in Dane County with a wide variety of Adult Literacy needs. They have one on one tutors, classroom lessons, free childcare service, numerous locations throughout Madison, and a staff that is always eager to assist you with your English and Spanish language needs. If you know someone in your school, work, church, or neighborhood that could benefit from learning English or Spanish, then please consider referring the Literacy Network to them. They will be happy you did.

Grateful I got notice that my review was removed due to a lack of firsthand knowledge: So here’s my explicit fulfillment of the regulations surrounding posting a Unilocal review.
Firsthand, the 5k held Sunday, October 15^th — attended and ran by myself and fam should have had a rain date.
Firsthand, I didn’t like being nor getting wet but participated for the worthy cause that I believe in.
Firsthand, all monies raised go towards the LITERACY NETWORK and I love their work and willingness to help teach ADULTS AND CHILDREN how to read. Sad, in a 1^st world country folks (a) don’t know how to read and (b) folks that can read are busy trolling Unilocal flagging reviews when they could be volunteering at the LITERACY NETWORK.
I am most impressed with the people that walk through the door either (1) on their own or (2) when we’ve given Alternatives to Incarceration Action Plans including — go get your GED, HSED, or Reading help so you can read to the child that needs your love not abuse and they go. Not one person has ever complained about being mistreated or made to feel less than simply because they went for help.
To that end, I happily and wholeheartedly support the LITERACY NETWORK and was shocked that I’m the first to do so. This place needs as many donations of time and money as possible. Did you know: they will come to your office, church, synagogue, or group and explain how anyone can help or get involved?