Free Adult Education in Chatham County
It’s Not too Late to Decorate Your Holiday Door for Prizes and Bragging Rights! You have three more days to take a photo of your decorated holiday door – or create a new one and go wild with your designs! Chatham Literacy’s Holiday Decorated Door Event will accept photos of your door creation through this […]
By now your Christmas tree may be decorated and lights strung outside your home. But what about your front door, side or garage doors, barn or apartment door? Decorate them too and potentially win a great prize and bragging rights with your photo published in the Chatham News + Record! Join Chatham Literacy’s Decorated Door […]
While COVID-19 has forced many senior citizens to stop visiting with their extended families, seniors are finding creative ways to enjoy a virtual visit with their family, especially over the holidays. One way seniors can do this is decorate their front door as a family group by joining Chatham Literacy’s Holiday Decorated Door Contest. No […]
What a success! Thank you for helping us raise $15,000 through our “No Show” Fall for Literacy Book Event & Raffle. Donations we received will allow us to continue providing essential adult literacy services during this pandemic and beyond! 1) Interview with Mountaire Farms; Platinum Sponsor of the No Show Book Event & Raffle. 2) And the winners are… 3) Thanks […]
Thanks to Mountaire Farms, Inc. for being a Platinum Sponsor of Chatham Literacy’s “No Show” Fall for Literacy Book Event and Raffle, donating $2,500!
Thanks to the Wren Foundation for being a Gold Sponsor of our No Show Fall for Literacy Book Event. Check out the interview with Margaret de St. Aubin to hear why they give to the community and to Chatham Literacy.Many thanks for their generosity and continued support.
Why Should My Business Sponsor Chatham Literacy? Find out more about Galloway Ridge and why they support Chatham Literacy. Learn more about sponsoring a Chatham Literacy event.
You don’t have to step outside your door to participate in this fall’s Chatham Literacy Fundraiser. Consider curling up in your jammies while reading celebrated local author Allan Gurganus’ short work, A Fool for Christmas, the focus of this “No-Show” Fall for Literacy Book Event.
Support adult literacy education in Chatham County and maybe claim a sweet prize by participating in the No-Show Prize Raffle.
Learn more about the writer featured in our No-Show Fall for Literacy Book Event in these interviews.
