Thank you, you're taking steps to bring more books to kids.
When people like you understand the damage that’s caused when kids don’t grow up listening to stories, we know that there is hope to solve it.
You can do simple things today to make a positive impact on your own home or community:
- Donate gently used books to your library
- Volunteer to read aloud at school or a community center
- Read aloud to your own kids - every day
You can also help us do more on a national scale. Consider making a gift to Read Aloud America. Your generosity helps us remove financial barriers that often stand between parents and quality reading resources. Gifts from donors like you help us produce reading resources for parents, available free of charge, which support their efforts to create enjoyable read aloud habits in their home – and set their children up for success in school and in life.
Take it From Them
"What you have given to the community is very priceless. I can never say thank you enough times... You've made a huge impact on my family."
Jennifer Escobedo
Our kids became passionate about reading and we saw results (daughter who's "learning" to read had comments on her report card saying that her love for reading is obvious, son's reading score was amazingly HIGH, and the same son read so many books that he received a special reading award, eldest son read through several series)... We've turned off the TV, we've read together, we've spent valuable time together as a family, and we've learned important keys to help our kids.
Claire Akau
"It has helped our family bond closer and has been an enjoyable activity for us to be involved in. I hope that Read Aloud America continues to recieve funding so they can continue to impact families as positively as it has impacted our family."
Jeanine Sossin
"I've seen a great change in [my daughter]. When she gets home at night, after taking a bath and eating dinner, she goes into her room and READS... although she doesn't know how to read all that well yet (she's K), she still would rather go in the room and read, rather than watch TV. It really is amazing. Last night she even fell asleep reading the alphabet book."
Local Parent
"We all agreed that reading is better to boost your imagination and it keeps you hungry for reading more and more."
Rasela Fa'aiu
"It definitely changed the attitude toward reading for kids. And also we recognized how important to read to children it is. It opened my eyes to many aspects, especially to get together as a family. I think nowadays spending time is family is missing in our busy lives. Kids are busy with what they're doing, parents are busy working, and we might be too tired to deal with them. Parents more feel like almost it's a burden for them to get together with kids, and kids might feel the same thing. But anyway thank you so much for this opportunity!o get together with kids, and kids might feel the same thing. But anyway thank you so much for this opportunity!"
Local Parent