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BookTrust
Children’s reading charity with book recommendations, family reading tips, reading activities, and support for schools and families.
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Oxford Owl
Expert reading guidance, educational activities, and a free eBook library for children learning at home.

You TELL Me Stories
A nonprofit interactive picture-book library that models dialogic reading with teacher narration, WordWinks prompts, and retell, record, and share activities for young children and caregivers.

Children’s Literacy Center
Children’s Literacy Center provides free individualized reading tutoring at Colorado locations, matching eligible children with volunteers trained in the Peak Reader program.

New Haven Reads
New Haven families can access one-to-one reading tutoring, Pre-K and kindergarten literacy classes, and a community book bank at no cost.

Hawaii Literacy
Hawaii Literacy supports children and families through bookmobiles, literacy activities and community libraries with story hours, homework help and access to books.

Refuge Reads
Refuge Reads is a volunteer-based literacy community offering free help with reading, writing and spelling through the Barton structured literacy system.

Uplift Literacy
This Miami nonprofit partners with schools and after-school programs to provide early reading tutoring, ReadingPals mentoring and support for literacy at home.

ColoREADo
ColoREADo operates a Denver literacy clinic offering EBLI-based reading tutoring and opportunities for caregivers to learn alongside students, plus literacy training for educators.

San Antonio Youth Literacy
San Antonio Youth Literacy pairs elementary children who need reading help with trained adult Reading Buddies for one-to-one support through local schools.

Reading Rockets Activities
Reading and writing activities for children, parents, teachers, and preschool educators from Reading Rockets.

Everybody Wins DC
A Washington, DC literacy nonprofit combining weekly reading mentorship, read-aloud StoryTime events and a Book Project that distributes books to build representative home libraries.
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