Interview with Christine Pannell about Reading Partners Baltimore needing new tutoring volunteers and new executive director.

Reading Partners was recently featured on Fox 45 News to talk about National Nonprofit Day and the great work our staff and community volunteers…

With the new year underway, it’s not too late to make or reboot those resolutions to get fit or do more traveling, and Reading Partners Baltimore is calling on people to support the vital skill of literacy with a resolution for reading.

Christmas in Baltimore came two months early today, when Amazon surprised a group of second-graders from Liberty Elementary School with boxes full of new educational devices, toys and books for their local library.

For five years the nonprofit ‘Reading Partners’ has collaborated with low-income schools in Baltimore, pairing students who struggle to read with a community volunteer.

Reading Partners regional site coordinator, Allison Jones, describes the transformative powers of reading on WYPR’s Humanities Connection.

Baltimore-area Girl Scouts set out to collect 300 books and got more than 4,500 book donations! They delivered half of the books to Reading Partners.

A recent Forbes article about multi-generational volunteering highlighted a heartwarming Reading Partners story about a Baltimore mom who recruited her son.

The Third Grade Reads tutoring initiative has made significant strides in closing the reading gap in Baltimore.

In Baltimore, just 4 out of 5 fourth grade students from low-income families are reading at grade level. Reading Partners seeks to change that.