Our Mission
“Chatham Literacy helps adults, living or working in Chatham County, N.C., acquire the
literacy and educational skills they need to function successfully in society.”
“When an adult learns to read, write, and understand English, do basic math,
and use computers, they gain skills they need to lift themselves out of poverty.”
– ProLiteracy
2023/24 Year-end Program Results
217 adult learners served, a 42% increase over 2022/23
76 tutors volunteered, a 41% increase over 2022/23
5,491 instructional hours logged
82% (175) of Chatham Literacy’s adult learners achieved a short-term goal
43% (92) achieved a long-term goal
Click here to check out our 2023/24 year-end report
In the Spotlight
DJ Lynch, Chatham Literacy’s Bookkeeper, Brings Home The Hardware!
Congratulations to DJ for her outstanding achievements at the senior games, where she secured gold medals in both javelin and shot put. In addition to her individual successes, she also triumphed alongside her brother Brian in the Cornhole competition, showcasing their strong teamwork and competitive spirit.
Looking ahead, DJ will represent her talents at the Nationals next summer, marking an exciting opportunity for her to compete on a larger stage. Her hard work and dedication have certainly paid off, and her recent victories are a testament to her athletic prowess. Way to go, DJ!
Calendar
October 24: 8th Annual Fall For Literacy Luncheon with author Jill McCorkle. Tickets on sale August 15th through October 24th. Save the date!
Master storyteller and bestselling author Jill McCorkle discusses her acclaimed short story collection Old Crimes at Chatham Literacy’s Fall for Literacy Luncheon at The Chatham County Agriculture & Conference Center on Thursday, October 24th, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm.