The Reading Partners program places tutors to work in area schools with students who need to improve their literacy and reading levels. The group is, however, short of volunteers.

Two organizations will partner for a third year for a book drive in honor of a devoted community member and librarian who was one of nine people killed in the 2015 Emanuel AME Church shooting.

Reading Partners needs your help! The literacy intervention non-profit is looking for volunteers to read to children in schools in Charleston County and Berkeley County School District.

4 out of 5 fourth graders from low-income families in South Carolina can’t read at grade level. By volunteering with Reading Partners SC, you can change that.

In South Carolina, 20% of third-graders from low-income families are reading at grade level. In one hour a week, volunteers can help children learn to read.

Volunteering with Reading Partners South Carolina is simple and helps give students an important gift during the holidays: the gift of literacy.

The Cynthia Graham Hurd Foundation has partnered with Reading Partners to launch a book drive in honor of Emanuel AME Church shooting victim Cynthia Hurd.

South Carolina currently ranks 39th in literacy across the US. New policies must be established to raise literacy rates in the state.

Policymakers, educators, and community members came together for a town hall to generate conversations about ways to boost literacy in South Carolina.

Police Chief Eddie Driggers is Reading Partners Charleston’s newest volunteer tutor.