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2024 Tutor Campaign

Making a difference in the lives of adults and families.

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A Message from Bill Campbell, Literacy Pittsburgh Tutor and 2024 Tutor Campaign Chair

As tutors, we have a wide variety of experiences, but we share a common thread: the passion to share our time and skills with those needing our help. Whether we help adults to improve their reading skills or work with GED students to improve their economic situation, our skills are urgently needed.

"More than 20 years ago, I thought I wanted to open up the life of a person in need, not long after becoming a tutor, I realized that it was my life that would be open".

Literacy Pittsburgh is, arguably, the premiere literacy organization in Pennsylvania! With such a distinction, our challenges only increase. The demand for our services is great. With the waitlist of students at unprecedented levels, services, and resources must grow if we are to continue to provide the highest level of services that is expected of us.

Last year the tutor campaign raised an incredible $35,000 in support of Literacy Pittsburgh students and programs. This year, our goal is to raise $42,000 to support tutor resources, classroom materials and books. 

Will you make a gift today to support the 2024 Tutor Campaign ? 

Thanks to one of Literacy Pittsburgh's generous friends, your gift will be matched dollar for dollar up to $20,000. Double your gift today !

Your donation will help us continue to impact more lives through the transformative power of education. 

Thank you, 

Bill Campbell

2024 Goals:

Raise $42,000 for Literacy Pittsburgh. 

How are we doing as of 9/23/2024?

$29,894.40 dollars raised

Volunteer Spotlight: Karen
“My experience as a tutor opened my eyes to how hard people will work to achieve goals. My students are fathers, and they work to make their families lives better by bringing them here, by working seven days a week, and by attending tutoring sessions after working all day so they could deal with teachers, doctors, landlords, and grocery store clerks.  Seeing their efforts, talking about their challenges, I see that immigrants are so good for this country.”
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