Watch our moving Harvest of Thanks video!
There's never been a time when skills mattered more. In response, Lincoln Literacy and its partners in the Bridgeway to a Better Life project are kicking off an unprecedented lineup of online opportunities to gain valuable skills. To get the full benefit, however, you must pre-register. Class size is limited, so don't wait. To register for classes click the button below or visit www.bridgewayLNK.org.
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Watch this local video about wearing masks during Covid-19: "Multiple Languages: Face Masks, I Wear Because I Care" Lincoln, NE
2021 Influenza (Flu) Information
At what is normally a festive time of year, it is with great sadness that we share the news that Lois Poppe has died. Lois was Lincoln Literacy's first full-time executive director, and together with her husband Gerald she remained closely involved and steadfastly supportive of the organization to the end of her days. A memorial service has not yet been announced, but you can learn more and send condolences by clicking here.
~Clayton Naff, Executive Director
Video Stories
Hear from our student, Dally Bardoul.
Watch our own staff member and former student, Sandra Rojo, tell her Lincoln Literacy story.
A new graduate of UNL, about to start her career as a teachers, shares the story of how she arrived in Lincoln as tiny child refugee along with her parents.
Meet Ty Hrbek, a hardworking GED Prep student
The Lincoln Literacy Book of Honor is a place for people to honor their friends, family members or others with a gift to LL and an inscription in the book.
The Lincoln Literacy Book of Memory is a lasting tribute to those devoted Lincoln Literacy members and friends who have passed away.
Thanks to our supporters, we were able to serve over 900 literacy students in the past year.
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The good you put out into the world will not only benefit the organization you’re volunteering with, but also will leave your family feeling good about the positive work you’ve accomplished together.
People in your everyday life may be struggling much more than you know. So what can you do to help?
