To learn more about the grant and summer reading/learning, please visit the Summer Reading & Learning website, an online space where educators, library workers and out-of-school-time providers can find and share helpful summer reading and learning resources.įor years, the Dollar General Literacy Foundation has provided Youth Literacy Grants to schools, public libraries, and nonprofit organizations in hopes to provide assistance in implementing and expanding literacy programs for youth. Miranda Walters, Kern County Library-Shafter (California) Branch.Isabelle Toomey, Crafton Public Library Pittsburgh.Fay Stump, John Handley High School LMC Winchester, Virginia.Bill Stea, Waldorf West La Plata, Maryland.Emily States, Stillwater (Oklahoma) Public Library,.Jasmine Richard, Lockport (Louisiana) Public Library.Emily Otis, Anaheim (California) Public Library.
Guilford Memorial Library Aurora, North Carolina Steve Moser, Lima (Ohio) Public Library.Jessica Meredith, New Port Richey (Florida) Public Library.Maria Mena, Newport News (Virginia) Public Library System.Jessica McClelland, Citizens Library and District Center Washington, Pennsylvania.Lisa Martin, Warren (Michigan) Public Library-Civic Center.Corinna Manion, Mesa County Libraries Grand Junction, Colorado.Carolann MacMaster, Auburn (Massachusetts) Public Library.Sara Lee, Central City (Nebraska) Public Library.Kristine Kreidler McKean, Boynton Beach (Florida) City Library.Juanita Kamalipour, Esperanza Acosta Moreno Regional Library El Paso, Texas.Joy DuPont, Columbus (Mississippi ) - Lowndes Public Library System.Jennifer Blair, Covina (California) Public Library.The grant is possible through the generous sponsorship from The Dollar General Literacy Foundation. The grant’s purpose is to help fund a library’s summer reading program by supporting the purchase of literacy resources that will strengthen and expand the impact of the library’s summer reading program. ALA Upcoming Annual Conferences & LibLearnXĬHICAGO – The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), a division of the American Library Association (ALA), has chosen 20 libraries to receive its 2015 Summer Reading Resources grant.Related Groups, Organizations, Affiliates & Chapters.Dealing with censorship challenges at your library or need to get prepared for them? Visit our Fight Censorship page for easy-to-access resources.
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