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Private Reserve 2025:

Reading is Magic ~ Unveiling the Power of Literacy

Join Us in Honoring

Robert Nelon, 2025 Gourley Leaders in Literacy Award Recipient

and

Bev Wood, Inaugural Literacy Page Turner Award Recipient

Our Evening With You:

6:00 pm

• Music by John the Franklin

• Silent auction (Mobile bidding) begins

• Enjoy delectable grub, cocktails, and boot-tapping tunes

7:00 pm - Dinner

• Barbecue dinner with all the fixins'

7:30 pm - Recognitions

• Master of Ceremonies, Brent Skarky

• CLC Board President, Erin Batey

• CLC Teacher, Nita Wood

• Adult Learner, Al Morgan

• CLC Program Coordinator, Liz Willner, Ed.D.

• Adult Learner, Delfina Rodriguez

• 2024 Gourley Leadership Award Introduction

• Honeree Patti Mellow

8:15 pm

• Live auction with Richard McKown

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Thank You to This Year's Sponsors!

About Us

Community Literacy Centers, Inc. (CLC) was established in 1987 as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to teaching adults to read. The founding members of CLC recognized the correlation between illiteracy and many of the social problems in our community; crime, poverty, health issues, and ignorance. Since its inception, CLC has helped more than 38,000 individuals. CLC also provides professional development for our teachers and tutor training for volunteers. CLC is a place where adults learn to read in a safe, welcoming environment. For many adults, CLC provides a second chance at life and opens new doors of opportunity.