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Find similar grantsGeneral Grant Program (Believe in Reading) is sponsored by Believe in Reading. Believe in Reading funds programs in the United States dedicated to the teaching and encouragement of reading for all ages.
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Grants for Literacy Programs We support the efforts of nonprofit organizations that teach, improve, or encourage reading by people of all ages from around the world.
**50% of adults** cannot read a book written at an eighth grade level **3 out of 4 on welfare** are functionally illiterate **Programs funded** by Believe in Reading so far #### Alexandria Tutoring Consortium – Alexandria, VA Purchase books to give to students tri-annually for the Book Buddies program. #### James Madison University – Harrisonburg, VA Purchase books and instructional materials for students.
#### 'Ohana Literacy Assistance – Hilo, HI Purchase books for backpacks and classroom teacher book kits. #### Seedlings Braille Books for Children – Livonia, MI Purchase supplies to produce braille books. #### Page Ahead Children's Literacy Program – Seattle, WA Purchase books to distribute to Book Up Summer students.
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