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Read for Success is sponsored by Reading Is Fundamental (RIF). The Read for Success program offers matching support to run literacy programs serving children from birth through grade 12. RIF matches local dollars 1:1 to provide diverse books, read-aloud collections, student journals, and family engagement resources for up to 25 students per program.
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Read for Success is funded by Reading Is Fundamental (RIF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Reading is Fundamental Matching Grant - Books for Ownership is sponsored by Reading Is Fundamental (RIF). The Reading is Fundamental (RIF) Matching Grant - Books for Ownership program provides matching funds to support local literacy initiatives by providing diverse books and literacy resources. The program aims to foster a culture of literacy among children in under-resourced communities by ensuring they have access to high-quality books.
Matching Grant (Books for Ownership, Read for Success, and Skybrary Programs) is sponsored by Reading Is Fundamental (RIF). This matching grant program empowers local organizations to enhance literacy by providing matching funds for books and resources. RIF matches local investments dollar-for-dollar, aiming to foster a culture of reading among children in need. The program supports initiatives like Books for Ownership, Read for Success, and Skybrary (a digital library for K-3 students).
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