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Support our 1400+ learners!

Donate to Lincoln Literacy any time online

Giving to Lincoln Literacy is easy. Simply set up a one-time or recurring donation online.

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Art Camp Brings Home to Ukrainians

Amidst a full-scale invasion, community is everything. That's why Lincoln Literacy and the Lincoln Arts Council organized this free camp, to bring a sense of "home" back to Ukrainians in Lincoln.

Every day, 16 families gathered together in celebration of Ukrainian culture, tradition, and art. Tears were shed as the scene captured the enduring spirit of Ukraine. 

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A Finalist for Ignite Lincoln's Nonprofit Category

Ignite Lincoln aims to give anyone, anywhere, a platform to speak and share their stories, which is why we are so honored to be a finalist for this year's nonprofit category! During the event, our own Sandra Rojo shared her story. By working with Lincoln Literacy, Sandra has been able to achieve her dream.

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Help us help others thrive.

We are a volunteer-driven 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides free, life-changing educational services. Established in 1972, Lincoln Literacy helps people from all over the world, including right here, thanks to hundreds of trained volunteer tutors. Through our community of caring and learning, thousands of Lincoln Literacy students gain essential skills that enable them to lift their families out of poverty and go on to achieve their dreams. Our mission: To strengthen our community by teaching the English language and a variety of literacy skills to people of all cultures.

From English language to basic literacy classes through life and job skills training, Lincoln Literacy offer free online and in-person instruction, as well as one-to-one tutoring and mentoring with volunteer tutors.  

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"I learned how to read and speak English because of [Lincoln Literacy]. I got a great job working for the State of Nebraska."

-- Elizabeth R., Lincoln Literacy Student

1400

Students

180

Volunteer Tutors

100

Classes

12

Locations

50

Years of Service

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