Family Literacy Center

Our Story

The Family Literacy Center began in 1980 when the Imlay City Christian Reform Church recognized the need to assist refugees in learning English. This initiative evolved into a nonprofit organization known as the Volunteer Tutor Association, which later partnered with the Lapeer County Library and relocated to Lapeer. Over the years, the center has adapted its focus to support adults with low literacy levels and those eager to learn English, introducing various programs for both adults and children.

Impact

Through dedicated efforts, the Family Literacy Center has empowered countless individuals to achieve their GED and enhance their literacy skills, making a significant impact on the educational landscape of the community.

Why Donate?

Your donation to the Family Literacy Center supports essential literacy programs that transform lives, empower individuals, and strengthen families within the community.

Get Involved

Join the mission to promote literacy and education by donating today! Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a lasting difference in the lives of those striving for a better future.