FY23 Annual Report

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2023

ANNUAL REPORT

LETTERS OF THANKS & WHAT’S TO COME FROM LEADERSHIP

SAM O’BRYANT, III Executive Director

Friends and Supporters,

901 Friends and Literacy Advocates,

This has been quite the memorable year for the work we do at Literacy Mid-South! We were called upon to step up and serve students and families. We joined together with our partners to answer that call. In the process, we have created a new approach to our efforts toward 100% literacy for the Mid-South. With the collaborative efforts of Memphis-Shelby County Schools, we were able to launch Tutor901 as a strategy to provide targeted interventions to support 1500 first through third grade students.

Literacy is a life-long gift. A reader is empowered to learn, create, innovate, and improve the world around them. Literacy Mid-South offers a full spectrum of programs serving babies to adults and enriching literacy in the 901. Our CEO, Sam O’Bryant, consistently shares the message that literacy is our collective foundation. We are proud of the foundational programs offered through the many grants and generous donations received and I am pleased to share a few highlights from this year.

Tutor901 positioned us to become a regional tutoring coordinator for West Tennessee. Utilizing the initial $4.5 million investment from the Tennessee Department of Education, we were able to have a presence in 14 elementary schools throughout Memphis and Shelby County. We took on and successfully executed a new program, ultimately providing a much needed service for students and schools. And with the additional investment of $1.5 million from the Tennessee Department of Education, we are positioned to increase the number of students and schools we serve.

Literacy Mid-South is the sole provider of Adult Basic Education services in the 901. These services assist learners in achieving goals, including enhanced employment opportunities. In 2023, the program experienced a tremendous transformation with enriched offerings and state-of-the-art facilities. Additionally, the Adult Learning Program is proud to share that it joined the National Adult Education Honor Society.

This is the story that best defines the “how” of the work we do at Literacy Mid-South. We understand our position is to support and bridge together the systems and partners that bring us closer to our overall goals. Whether it’s co-leading an early literacy consortium or co-developing a comprehensive early literacy plan for the Mid-South, we understand that it takes a collective effort. Because of the systems-level coordination we now have alongside Memphis-Shelby County Schools and the Tennessee Department of Education, we know our efforts have expanded. Now our existing work has the room to grow and move us closer to 100% literacy for the Mid-South.

As I have had the chance to present to different groups, the thing I consistently share is “literacy is our collective foundation”. All we do is connected, at the foundation, to literacy. As you read this report, I ask that you consider how your gift strengthens that foundation. Consider how that foundation makes us a stronger Memphis and a stronger Mid-South.

Thank you for your continued support,

DANA MIGLIACCIO Board Chair

The collaboration with the Tennessee Department of Education, Memphis-Shelby County Schools, and local public charter schools to deliver high-impact, daytime tutoring to elementary school children continues. After a very successful inaugural year, the Tennessee Department of Education increased its investment in Literacy Mid-South leading to tutoring capacity that doubled over the prior year’s capacity.

Imagine this…a vending machine that dispenses BOOKS! The Read 901 Book Vending Machines are short and long-term installations intended to increase access to books and cater to individuals of all ages. We are excited about the progress towards the goal of 100% literacy and look forward to gaining more ground, with your continued support, in 2024.

We have much to celebrate and I want to extend my deepest appreciation to the LMS Staff, AmeriCorps members, interns, our board of directors, donors, volunteers, and advocates! This mission is impossible without each of you - your time, talent and resources ensure the collective foundation is sound. As we look forward to 2024, please consider volunteering your time to tutor and/or a financial gift to allow Literacy Mid-South to further grow the foundation of literacy throughout the Mid-South.

With deep gratitude,

Sam O’Bryant, III CEO, Literacy Mid-South Dana Migliaccio, Board Chair

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2022-2023

STAFF

CHANDRA ALSTON, PHD

University of Tennessee Health Science Center

CRYSTAL COOK, EDD

Memphis-Shelby County Schools

MEGHAN CULLEN University of Memphis

SAM O’BRYANT

JEANETTE O’BRYANT

JEREMEE DEMOIR

CANDACE FREEMAN

JENNIFER HEPLER

DIANA TOWNSEND

ELISABETH F. LEE

STACY EARLY

TRUDI ROYSTON

CANDOUS BROWN Manager, Tutor901

HANNAH MCTIERNAN

ALLISON EDGAR

LUCY HUGHES

LENELL BURTON

RONIECE GILKEY

Chief Executive Officer

Director of Development

Manager, Tutor901

Manager, Tutor901

Manager, Tutor901

Manager, Tutor901

EDITH GNANADASS, PHD University of Memphis

JEANNE HERMANN-PETRIN, PHD

University of Tennessee Health Science Center

ERIN HILLIS, PHD Rhodes College

SHENIKA HUDSON, EDD

University of Tennessee Health Science Center

ASHLEY JOHNSON, EDD Memphis-Shelby County Schools

LAURIE MACGILLIVRAY, EDD

Senior Director of Strategy & Innovation

Director of the Adult Program

Manager, Tutor901

Manager, Tutor901

Tutor901 Program Assistant

University of Memphis

CHERHONDA MASON-AYERS, MA

American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC) St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

DANA MIGLIACCIO, JD International Paper

JOHN NICHOLS, BS St. Mary’s School

TIM STAKEM AutoZone

PATRICE THOMAS

ANASA FRANKLIN

SEAN MOORE

JOHNNY BLOUNT

WESLEY BROOKINS

Director of Community Impact

Manager of Grants & Innovation

LEE CHASE IV

Coordinator, Adult Learning Program

Coordinator, Operations

Coordinator, Adult Learning Program

Community Engagement Specialist

Memphis-Shelby County Schools

CHANDRA TUGGLE

University of Tennessee Health Science Center

MARC VAN LIESHOUT International Paper

HERB WELLS FedEx

Director of Collaborative Action

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Manager of Data & Evaluation

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COLLABORATIVE ACTION NETWORKS

NETWORK FOR ADULT BASIC LITERACY & EDUCATION (N-ABLE)

At Literacy Mid-South, we take pride in our leadership role as we facilitate three key collaborative networks: the Early Literacy Consortium (ELC), the Network for Adult Basic Literacy & Education (N-ABLE), and the Out-of-School Time Network (OST). While each of these networks pursues its unique goals, collectively, Literacy Mid-South and its partners are crafting a coordinated strategy to advance literacy across the lifespan in our communities.

Expanded the Share Your Skill campaign to partner organizations, enhancing the reach and impact of our literacy initiatives.

This collaborative effort wouldn’t be possible without the dedicated support of our AmeriCorps VISTAs. Following a successful six-year run, Literacy Mid-South concluded its AmeriCorps VISTA program. In its place, we are thrilled to introduce our new AmeriCorps initiative, LiteracyCorps, in partnership with our state commission. LiteracyCorps continues to bolster out-of-school time programs, with a specific focus on after-school and summer programming and takes the lead in spearheading adult English Language Learning (ELL) classes.

With ongoing federal and state support from AmeriCorps, Literacy Mid-South has now celebrated seven years of invaluable collaboration. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our dedicated 26 LiteracyCorps members, who have collectively contributed over 2,500 hours of service through our extensive network of partners this year.

EARLY LITERACY CONSORTIUM (ELC)

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Over 100 locations were supported through our summer literacy resource support and community efforts.

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Collaborated with Memphis Shelby County Schools (MSCS) & the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to engage community partners in developing the school district’s early literacy community partnership plan.

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Aligned the plan with MSCS and the Early Literacy Consortium across multiple priorities, including tutoring, instructional strategies, communications, teacher pipeline, Pre-K, funding, and advocacy.

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THE LITERACY ZONE

HOSPITALITY HUB

The Literacy Zone is a cornerstone of Read901, targeting specific communities to elevate literacy rates across generations. By collaborating with local resources, addressing literacy challenges, and fostering cross-sector partnerships, the Literacy Zone has achieved significant milestones in the Raleigh community:

Literacy Mid-South and the Hospitality Hub Join Forces to Empower Residents with Digital Literacy

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Inaugurated the very first literacy zone in Raleigh.

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Established a formal partnership with Raleigh Literacy Anchor, For the Kingdom.

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Awarded $30,000 in grants to support Raleigh-based literacy initiatives.

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Formed the Raleigh Community Literacy Council to further community engagement

In a collaborative effort, Literacy Mid-South and the Hospitality Hub are working together to empower local residents by providing them with essential digital literacy skills. Through engaging and informative classes, these organizations are equipping individuals with the knowledge and confidence needed to navigate the digital world, including effectively using smartphones. This partnership not only enhances technological proficiency but also unlocks opportunities for improved communication and access to vital resources, ultimately contributing to a brighter future for everyone involved.

“Partnering with Literacy Mid-South and the Hospitality Hub has allowed me to positively impact my community by connecting with others.” ~ Christopher Cross, Literacy Mid-South Volunteer

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“We worked with Literacy Mid-South to recruit volunteers for a digital literacy program for the guests in our women’s shelter. They helped us to finetune our ideas and matched us with a great volunteer to lead the program! We’re grateful to be able to offer this life skills education to our guests.” ~ Serrie Fung, Hospitality Hub Community Relations Manager

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OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAM FOSTERING LITERACY BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Our Out-of-School Time (OST) program is dedicated to enhancing the quality of literacy engagement for elementary students during their out-of-school hours. Providing access to literacy resources during summer breaks and after-school periods is essential in reinforcing classroom learning and preventing the loss of knowledge during the summer hiatus.

HIGHLIGHTS •

Supported more than 100 partner locations during Summer 2022

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Distributed over 9,500 Literacy (Lit) Bags to elementary students

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Community partner, Red Door Urban Missions in Whitehaven, revealed that 90% of students either mitigated learning loss or improved their reading skills through the program.

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A remarkable achievement of distributing over 100,000 brand-new, culturally relevant books to students and their families.

WELCOME BLUFF CITY BABY Thanks to the generous support of Urban Child Institute, Methodist South, and Regional One, Literacy Mid-South proudly extends a warm welcome to parents and caregivers by gifting them specially curated backpacks brimming with books and valuable resources that champion early and family literacy. These thoughtful gifts are provided to every family of newborns upon their discharge from Methodist South and Regional One hospital.

In our commitment to fostering early literacy, Literacy Mid-South has expanded its outreach.

In addition to continuing our support for families at Regional One and Methodist South, we have shared the gift of 300 additional Bluff City Baby Welcome backpacks with families benefiting from resources at CHOICES Memphis and the Junior League of Memphis. This extended outreach has been made possible through the kind support of grants from BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee and the Junior League of Memphis.

In 2023, as steadfast advocates of early literacy, we proudly distributed a total of 3,563 Bluff City Baby Welcome backpacks to parents, caregivers, and families across Memphis.

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880 2,383 FAMILIES

FAMILIES

1,760 4,666 BOOKS

Methodist South

BOOKS

Regional One

Community Expansions Beyond Methodist South & Regional One

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BACKPACKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH JUNIOR LEAGUE OF MEMPHIS (Pinnacle $5,000)

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BACKPACKS AT CHOICES

(BCBSTN $5,000)

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ADULT LEARNING PROGRAM

EXPANDING HORIZONS

Literacy Mid-South’s Adult Learning Program (ALP) serves individuals 18 and above in the Mid-South region, offering fundamental education and English language learning support. Uniquely, we are the sole provider of Adult Basic Education services for individuals reading below a 6th-grade level in Memphis.

Our learners turn to Literacy Mid-South to realize their life aspirations and prepare for enhanced employment prospects. The Adult Learning Program distinguishes itself through its innovative and collaborative approach to adult literacy education.

The Adult Learning Program experienced a significant transformation, enhancing its offerings and creating new opportunities for learners: State-of-the-Art Facilities This year marked the addition of a cutting-edge computer lab and a dedicated study room. Learners now have the convenience of visiting the LMS office during specified days and times to access provided laptops or bring their own for personalized assistance. The study room serves as a versatile space for tutors and learners to meet, and it also hosts ALP team office hours and events.

Equipped with an array of resources, from books and board games to a whiteboard, this room has become a hub for learning, collaboration, and creativity.

With a team of 100 dedicated volunteer tutors, we deliver tailored one-on-one and group sessions in reading, math, and English Language Learning. This approach empowers learners to set their own pace while fostering a supportive classroom community. To further address the needs of our community, Literacy Mid-South actively explores opportunities to establish classrooms within other communitybased organizations.

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NEW VOLUNTEER TUTORS

NEW LEARNERS ASSESSED & MATCHED WITH TUTORS

1,123

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ONE-ON-ONE TUTORING HOURS

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NEW VOLUNTEER TRAINING

ArtSpeak Initiative The study room also became the birthplace of ArtSpeak, allowing learners, tutors, and community members to showcase their artwork in various forms and mediums. This unique addition promotes activities that fuse literacy with art, fostering critical thinking and cultural learning. The study room is conveniently located just down the hall from the LMS office.

ARTSPEAK GALLERY

EXPLORING LEARNING THROUGH THE LANGUAGE OF ART Welcome to Literacy Mid-South’s gallery, a unique space where the worlds of literacy and art converge to inspire and enrich the learning experience.

National Adult Education Honor Society The ALP proudly joined the National Adult Education Honor Society to honor outstanding learners who excel in attendance, cooperation, and work ethic. Tutors have the privilege of nominating their learners and providing detailed insights into these three key areas.

In September 2023, the program held its inaugural induction ceremony, celebrating twelve members for their exceptional dedication before an audience comprising family, friends, tutors, and community members. The program’s ongoing mission is to induct ten new members annually, recognizing and celebrating the commitment to learning and growth within the ALP community.

Art serves as a neutral and inclusive platform that allows us to celebrate a diverse range of perspectives, values, cultures, and backgrounds. Through visual arts, oral stories, and the written word, we promote freedom of expression and offer alternative means of conveying ideas, emotions, and arguments. When literacy and art harmonize, they create connections that transcend the limitations of words and numbers, revealing shared commonalities among individuals through dialogue, interaction, and shared experiences.

The creation of ArtSpeak Gallery is the result of a collaborative effort with the Arkwings Foundation, a non-profit organization based in the Frayser community dedicated to promoting holistic wellness through the arts and nature. Arkwings actively supports partners in their mission to integrate the arts and make creative spaces accessible to the wider Mid-South community.

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT “ When I first started my role at Literacy Midsouth, I was nervous and unsure, but as time went on, I became more confident. I enjoyed my experience working as a tutor and Literacy Midsouth. I’ve made connections and contributions that I will remember for a lifetime. Thank you.”- Jeturah, Tutor Volunteer

“ The program was a big experience for me because it helped me in my job. Now I can resolve some problems and the other person understands me. My pronunciation is better now, and I appreciate the time of Jeturah, her patience, and she is an angel to me.

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TUTOR901

EMPOWERING STUDENT SUCCESS THROUGH HIGH-IMPACT LITERACY TUTORING Literacy Mid-South’s Tutor901 program is at the forefront of providing high-impact, inschool literacy tutoring in collaboration with the Tennessee Department of Education, MemphisShelby County Schools, and local public charter schools. Our tutoring initiatives are meticulously aligned with national standards of high-impact tutoring, a research-backed intervention that consistently proves to be among the most effective in promoting students’ academic achievements.

In 2022, Literacy Mid-South was honored to be one of just five organizations across the state selected to receive a Tennessee Department of Education TN ALL Corps Community Partner grant. This grant marked a significant milestone as the largest in our organization’s history. The program’s success during the 2022-23 period led to the Tennessee Department of Education doubling our tutoring capacity through a generous Connected Literacy Partners grant.

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Empowered 750-1st-3rd grade students each semester

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Collaborated with 14 partner schools

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NURTURING LIFELONG READING WITH READ901 BOOK VENDING MACHINES

Engaged more than 70 dedicated paid tutors

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Achieved a 100% satisfaction rate from schools regarding the high-quality tutoring services provided

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Established meaningful connections, as reported by 92% of tutors with their students

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BOOK VENDING MACHINES

Cultivated an increased interest in reading, with 86% of students expressing enhanced enthusiasm after participating in the tutoring program.

“I feel strongly the year was a big success and bolstered the kids we served in reading level and overall confidence” - Tutor901 Tutor

The Read901 Book Vending Machines, powered by Literacy Mid-South, are committed to cultivating a love of reading by increasing access to culturally responsive and uplifting books, catering to individuals of all ages. This invaluable service is provided at no cost to communities that face limited book accessibility.

With both short-term (up to two months) and long-term (six months or more) installations, we are delighted to report the distribution of a total of 9,640 books throughout Shelby County via the Read901 Book Vending Machines. These installations not only supply communities with a rich variety of books but also include activity books, games, flashcards, and guided journals—providing essential tools for unlocking opportunities across the lifespan.

BOOKS DISTRIBUTED

7,790 BOOKS DISTRIBUTED

LONG-TERM INSTALLATIONS

1,850

BOOKS DISTRIBUTED

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SHORT-TERM INSTALLATIONS

2850 Scenic Hills Elementary 2400 LeBonheur Emergency Room 1700 For The Kingdom Exodus Marketplace 840 Junior Achievement Biztown

520 MSCS Board of Education 500 W.H. Brewster Elementary 450 Snowden K – 8th 380 The Right to Read Movie Screening

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FUNDRAISING THANK YOU to our devoted

sponsors of Literatini 2023, and a special appreciation to YOU for your unwavering support in our mission to advance literacy across Memphis and the Mid-South. Your support is the cornerstone of making this event a reality, and we are truly grateful.

THANK YOU!

SAVE THE DATE

FOR JUNE 8th LITERATINI 2024!

FINANCIALS ASSETS

2023

2022

Cash and Cash Equivalents

$439,122

$185,612

Investment

$708,344

$641,447

Property and Equipment, Net

$48,843

$26,768

Contributions Receivable Prepaid Expenses TOTAL ASSETS

$666,888 $18,263

$377,125 $25,702

$1,881,460

$1,256,654

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

2023

2022

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Line of Credit

$33,062

$525,278

$34,560

TOTAL LIABILITIES

$558,340

$34,560

Without Donor Restrictions

$1,163,076

$977,094

TOTAL NET ASSETS

$1,323,120

$1,222,094

LIABILITIES

NET ASSETS

With Donor Restrictions

$160,044

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$245,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$1,881,460

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$1,256,654

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2023 DONOR LIST Gifts Received July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023

THE TOLKIEN ALLIANCE ($75,000-$149,999) International Paper State of Tennessee Urban Child Institute

THE HURSTON FELLOWSHIP ($10,000-$74,999)

Gideon, Carol A. & Kenneth Givinga Foundation, Inc. Goodlett Foundation The Diocese of West Tennessee

THE HUGHES COMMUNITY ($2,500-$9,999)

Alston, Chandra AutoZone Barker, John Bennet, Jonathan Big Momma’s & Granny’s Catering Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Austin, Stewart G. ** Bailey, Dr. James E. Jr. ** Bouldin, Earl Randle ** Clark, Michael & Karen Hopper ** Meeks, Logan Edward ** Ostner, Max B. Sr. ** Quinn, Robert J. ** Shah, Kushal ** Crumpy’s Wings & More Natalie Garnett Habitat for Humanity Kaye’s Pints and Scoops Kelman-Lazarov Inc. Laurelwood Shopping Center Marx-Bensdorf Realtors Migliaccio, Dana Novel.Books & Gifts Old Dominick Distillary Peer Power Foundation Pickering Firm, Inc. Prewitt, Cory

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Regional One Health Stand for Children Leadership Center United Way of the MidSouth

THE AUSTEN ASSOCIATION ($500-$2,499)

Snider, Laura Southern Belle Catering Sowell Realtors Linda Sowell ** The University of Memphis Wells, Herb Yaun, Jason

Barnett Jr., Bertram THE FAULKNER FOLK “Bert” ($-$499) Brown, Beth Aigner-Lee, Shaun Bryan, Katherine Allen, Alice City of Memphis Armor, Timothy Cook, Crystal Bailey, Constance Crawford, William R. & Blankinship, Patrick Jr. Susan D. Blue Bell Creameries, L.P. Cullen, Meghan Brookins, Wesley Cullum, Christopher Capooth, Bryan Dean, Kevin B. Carter, Gary Deering Stringed Cervetti, Katie Instruments Curry, Lauren Diebold, Lynn B. Dando, David C. & Ruth Fidelity Charitable Dean, Kevin B. Whitman, C. Thomas ** DeMartini, Alexandra Hermann-Petrin, Jeanne Dowdy, Whitney Hillis, Erin Drummond, James Hudson, Shenika Evans, Lawrence Immanuel Lutheran Fentress, Helen Church Fisher, Penelope Jones, Joyce Flick, Daniel J. Lee, Rene & Roland Freeman, Kathryn Leslie, Reagan Gloria Felsenthal Martin, McKinley Deaderick, Blanche ** Mason-Ayers, Cherhonda Gnanadass, Edith Momentum Nonprofit Guthery, Ariel Partners H., Nichelle Ohio National Financial Services Hamner, Elisabeth Optimum Studios Hart, Patricia Payne, Linda Hickman, Beverly Raymond James Global Orsborn, Zack ** Accounts Hughes, Haley Deaderick, Michael Jack, Shirley M. Reid, Dulberger JJ Keras Rogers, Bobby Johnson, Adam Saltzgeber, Pamela Johnson, Angelia Schwab Charitable Kifani Press | Kifani Shanaman, Shelley & Works Brett L. King, Andrea

Kroger Ladd, Michael Lee, Moriah Lee, Timothy & Leslie Mabury, William Marsh, Thomas McCaa, Mary Lou McKee, Francesca Meeks, Tonya Memphis University School Library Staff Moore, Sean Neal, R. William Nichols, Ernest Nichols, John Nichols, Meagan O’Bryant, Jeanette Ogata-James, Trudy Pace, Sarah Pachucki, Shawn Palilla, Christina Paydar, Margaret L.B. & Majid Peeples, Jeanette Peer Power Foundation Phipps, Marisa Soto Pierce, Ally Rugel, Charles Sabotnik, Kirsten Sabotnik, R.T. & Cynthia Land, Jeffrey ** Scarbecz, Mark Schmitt, Keith Sernel, Kerry Wilson Shulkin, Barry Sink, Jennifer Smith, Cassie Sparks, David & Shannon St. John M. B. Church Staley, Linda & Gerald Stranch, Ethan Strong, Corey Tripathi, Anjali Trotter, Brad & Hannah Usmani, Kulsoom H. & Jamal H. VanGieson, Mary Walker, Carol Zoblotsky, Todd

Donation* | Soft Credit **

A heartfelt “Thank You” resonates from the entire Literacy Mid-South family, encompassing our dedicated AmeriCorps Vista members, invaluable Mentors, and the incredible volunteers within our Adult Learning Program.

Gratitude extends to all volunteers who generously contribute their time and resources to champion the vital mission of Literacy Mid-South.

Your unwavering support strengthens our community’s commitment to literacy, and we are profoundly grateful for your meaningful contributions.

HONORARIUMS + MEMORIALS Gifts received by Literacy Mid-South from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023, in memory and honor of many loved ones.

In Memory of Benjamin Harding McTyre VanGieson, Mary In Honor of Elisabeth Lee Lee, Rene & Roland In Memory of Elizabeth Ann Kennedy Hamner, Elisabeth In Memory of Frances R. Miller Mason-Ayers, Cherhonda In Memory of Geneva Hermann Hermann-Petrin, Jeanne In Memory of James Drummond, Sr. Drummond, James In Honor of Katherine McCaa Bryan McCaa, Mary In Honor of Lindsey Tayloe Keras, JJ In Honor of LMS Staff Johnson, Angelia In Memory of Lois Nell Edwards Walker, Carol In Honor of Lola Thomas H., Nichelle In Honor of Marc Van Lieshout Curry, Lauren In Honor of Memphis University School Library Volunteers Memphis University School Library Staff In Memory of Michael Deaderick Felsenthal, Gloria In Memory of Robert I. “Bob” Gilbert, Jr. Sowell Realtors In Honor of Sam O’Bryant Dean, Kevin B. In Honor of Tyre Nichols Aigner-Lee, Shaun In Memory of Valerie Houston Smith, Cassie In Honor of Zack Orsborn Hickman, Beverly Scan the QR code to donate.

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