T-shirt drawings
Don’t forget that your 2015 Literacy Matters T-shirt will keep on giving – to you – on the first Tuesday of each month. This year’s shirts have unique numbers printed on […]
See How Literacy Rocks!
You won’t want to miss Chatham Literacy’s first-ever Literacy Rocks! live music and food truck rodeo on September 26 in Pittsboro. Groove to the music of four exciting bands. Feast on […]
A great kickoff!
Thanks to everyone who helped us kick off the 2015 Literacy Matters campaign. Visit our Literacy Matters supporters page for the list of generous businesses, agencies, and organizations that participated in […]
Show that Literacy Matters!
Don’t forget to wear your Literacy Matters t-shirt on Tuesday, September 8, to help us kick off our month-long Literacy Matters campaign. We hope you’ll join us at the courthouse in downtown Pittsboro at […]
Dine for Literacy at the Roadhouse
Have dinner at the Pittsboro Roadhouse on Wednesday, June 24, and the popular eatery will donate 10% of your bill (pre-tax) to Chatham Literacy – at no cost to you! Just bring your […]
Come to Bean & Barrel Fundraiser
Enjoy the Bean & Barrel‘s fabulous coffees, wines, and meals on Wednesday, July 29, and Chatham Literacy will receive 10% of your bill. The restaurant will make the donation on […]
Play Bingo For Literacy
Get ready for a lively evening at the Bynum Front Porch’s Bingo Benefit on August 29. You’ll get 10 games of bingo for just $10 — and half of the […]
Thank you!
Our 5th annual Spring for Literacy luncheon was a huge success, with 169 people attending. A hearty thanks to our featured guests, author Jill McCorkle and adult learner Katerina Sinha, […]
Be a luncheon sponsor
The 5th annual Spring for Literacy luncheon is sold out, but you can still show your support for Chatham Literacy’s adult literacy programming by being a luncheon sponsor! For more information […]
Dining for Literacy
Have lunch or dinner at Bella Donna Italian Restaurant in Pittsboro on Monday, March 23, and the restaurant will donate 10% of your bill to Chatham Literacy – at no […]