The Marion County Literacy Council is sad to announce their Executive Director, Summer Gill, is leaving after more than five years of service with the organization. The Executive Director’s job position is now open to the public. To view the job description and qualifications, please click the link below: MCLC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JOB POSTING FINAL
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The 2nd Annual Beer & Bag Cornhole Tailgate for Literacy was a blast and very successful! Thank you to our sponsors, teams and all who made it possible. Check out the photos from the event on FACEBOOK
MEET THE TUTOR: R.J. JENKINS There are some people who walk into your life and brighten it immediately. These folks make you smile, laugh, and look at life with a new perspective. R.J. is that kind of person for many of us here in Marion County. R.J. joined the Literacy Council team as a volunteer
Candidate Handbook -2018 9th Annual Kiss The Horse Campaign for Literacy Kiss the Horse is our signature fundraiser. This year we are excited to announce that the event is sponsored by Insight Credit! This event is not only a great way to create community awareness about adult literacy issues in Marion County, but it also
Partners in Literacy: College Park Elementary Over the course of the next few months, we will be introducing you to new partnerships the Literacy Council are building to more strategically help our community with its Literacy needs. In January the Literacy Council began a wonderful partnership with College Park Elementary. On Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Event Breakdown: TIPS-Y for Literacy: A Celebrity Bartending Event On March 8, Neighborhood Storage hosted a small, but a mighty fundraiser at Pi on Broadway for the Literacy Council. TIPS-Y for Literacy: A Celebrity Bartending Event utilized local celebrities as bartenders. All tips received were donated to the Literacy Council. Neighborhood Storage not only sponsored
Become a Tutor and Help Change a Life “With as little as two hours a week, you can positively impact an adult learner’s life,” says Summer Gill, Executive Director of the Marion County Literacy Council (MCLC). “We are seeking more volunteer tutors to meet with an adult for a weekly 1 ½ hour session or
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Let me ask you, do you care about the future of Marion County? It’s a pointed question I know. Of course you do. But what are you doing to truly impact
Tutors Wanted by Marion County Literacy Council To Teach Adults Reading, Language Arts, Math, GED And English As Second Language “With as little as two hours a week, you can positively impact an adult learner’s life,” says Summer Gill, Executive Director of the Marion County Literacy Council (MCLC). “We are seeking more volunteer tutors to
