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As a charitable organization ourselves, we are unfortunately unable to provide sponsorship funding for events.
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As a nonprofit, we are unfortunately unable to provide funding for other programs.
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We do not market or promote kids’ books, including the ones that are offered within our programs.
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We generally do not accept book donations, but we encourage you to consider donating to local public libraries, shelters, family resource centres, or other literacy-focused organizations in your community that may be able to distribute them directly to children and families!
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Thank you for your interest in using your platform to support early literacy! Here are some ways you can help: While we don’t typically accept book donations, you’re welcome to send a digital copy for our programming team to review for possible inclusion in our initiatives!
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Our work focuses on children between the ages of zero and five. For literacy tips and resources for teens and youth, consider checking out our friends at United for Literacy.
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At this time, we do not offer placement opportunities for students. While we are always exploring ways to grow and expand our programs, we currently do not have the capacity to support student placements. This may change in the future, and we encourage you to check back with us at a later date.
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The early years (0–5) are critical for brain development — 90% of a child’s brain is reportedly formed by age five. This is when the foundation for language and literacy is built. Children who develop strong pre-literacy skills during this time are better prepared to learn and thrive in school, especially when it comes to…
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Over 1 Million children in Canada are estimated to have below grade-level reading skills
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In this session, participants will explore practical strategies to support young children’s language and literacy development during shared storybook reading.