The Literacy Network’s eighth annual Handbags for Hope fundraiser will include cocktails, dinner, raffles, a silent auction and a live auction.
Literacy Network to host 8th annual Handbags for Hope
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One for the books: Literacy Network receives 50 Little Free Libraries
Fifty Little Free Libraries just made their way to the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati. The libraries operate under a “take a book, leave a book” philosophy.
Dewey’s Pizza School raises $2K for Literacy Network
Dewey’s Pizza School in Clifton generated $2,000 for the Literacy Network.
The Dewey schools are a family-friendly, creative way to raise funds for nonprofit organizations in the community through the Dewey’s DewMore Initiative.
Handbags for Hope carries message of literacy
The Literacy Network will host its seventh annual Handbags for Hope to celebrate literacy and those who work to combat illiteracy.
Music group Train goes all-in for Literacy Network
When the music group Train traveled to Cincinnati for a June performance, members donated time to the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati.
Love of reading lives on in Dan’s 3-Putt for Literacy
Dan Wendell was a third-grade reading textbook editor at McGraw Hill in Columbus, an avid reader and golfer. After his death in February 2015, his family wanted to find a meaningful charity for memorial contributions.
Spelling bee raises $8K for Literacy Network
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati raised more than $8,000 for literacy services at its 26th Annual Spelling Bee for Literacy.
A three-person team from Seton High School outlasted 12 other teams to win the title of “best spellers in Cincinnati.”
Big winner at annual bee is spelled L-I-T-E-R-A-C-Y
Three-person teams will compete for the title of Cincinnati’s best spellers during the Literacy Network’s 26th annual Spelling Bee.
Handbags for Hope raises $40,000 for Literacy Network
The coffers swelled by more than $40,000 as the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati hosted its sixth annual Handbags for Hope fundraiser. The event at the Cincinnati Club attracted more than 300 guests.
Nearly 6,000 books donated during Read-a-Thon
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati and Our Lady of the Visitation distributed 5,789 donated books to eight schools in the Cincinnati area.