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Dawn Gerundo shares how Community Literacy Hubs are bringing together schools, families, municipalities, literacy organizations, and community partners through collaborative efforts such as Read On Phoenix and Read On Southwest Valley.
The investment came at a critical moment, when demand for early learning supports continues to grow across the Valley.
Valley of the Sun United Way launches Tackling Absenteeism Campaign, in collaboration with the Helios Education Foundation and Calais Campbell of the Arizona Cardinals.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s Literacy Hub program helps support a young student and his grandmother as he exceeds reading expectations and benchmarks.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s partnership with Camp Catanese guides a young man to achieve his dreams of attending college and breaking generational barriers.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s partnership with Be A Leader guides a young woman to college, a dream she never thought would be a possibility.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s partnership with Jobs for Arizona’s Graduates (JAG) allows a young woman to realize her potential and make strides in her academic career.
Connection and compassion matter now more than ever and partnerships with companies like Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, American Express and PetSmart reveal a deep, undeniable truth: when businesses and nonprofits unite, they become a powerful influence for social change.
Literacy Hubs are community-based spaces designed to close the literacy gap by providing students and families with critical reading support, tutoring, and engagement opportunities for children from birth to third grade.
The Literacy Hub at Lattie Coor School is one way United Way and its partners are meeting the community where they are to address inequities and needs.
