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Our 2022 Impact Report and End-of-Year Campaign is here! We invite you to explore the difference you helped us make in our community last...
2022 Impact Report
The Durham Literacy Center's 2022 Impact Report is here! Learn more about the many ways we have made a lasting difference over the past...
We're a Winner -- GSK IMPACT Awards 2021
We're thrilled to announce that the Durham Literacy Center has been recognized by GSK as one of 10 Triangle area GSK IMPACT Award 2021...
DLC Newsletter: The Voice (January 2016)
SMLXL Click here to read the latest edition of the Durham Literacy Center's Newsletter, The Voice. As always, feel free to share with...
DLC graduate opening doors to higher education
Meet Durham Literacy graduate Demetria Benjamin. Demetria left school in the 10th grade due to problems at home. Without a diploma, she...
We've received a GSK IMPACT award!
DURHAM GlaxoSmithKline awarded $40,000 each to 10 Triangle nonprofit organizations Thursday for their work toward improving public...
Project LIFT: Redefining Nonprofit Collaboration
The Durham Literacy Center trains the volunteers who are providing literacy, academic skills, and life skills classes for LIFT...
An Ambition to Write a Letter
If you missed this Herald-Sun article on DLC student Julius Robinson, which was printed on August 15, 2015, here is a second chance to...
GED Classes for Incarcerated Youth
Sheriff Mike Andrews with DLC Executive Director Lizzie Ellis-Furlong (left) and DLC Board President Gail Faulkner-Hudson.
The Durham Literacy Center remains independent
The Durham Literacy Center has expressed concern that a recent name change to Wake County’s literacy organization might siphon support...