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The Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning
Basic Information
Address: 251 W. Second Street
Lexington, KY 40507
Phone Number: (859)254-4175
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Education, Literacy, Children
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Community Members of All Ages
Ages for Volunteer: 15-
Hours of Service: Monday-Saturday
Minimum Hours Required: 1
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning is to create and support programs that foster literacy and learning as a lifelong process for all citizens.
Program History:
The Carnegie Center is a non-profit family learning center devoted to helping all citizens improve their quality of life. Our open-door policy invites people young and old to learn something new. We offer seasonal classes in Writing, Computer Literacy, and Language; tutoring for students grades K-12; vibrant youth and family programs and exhibits, readings, and other arts-related events designed to encourage among Central Kentuckians an appreciation for all art forms and for learning in general.
Additional Information:
We are currently recruiting tutors for our yearlong tutoring program. Be a mentor to a child for an hour each week! Help make learning fun for a child.
Contact the volunteer coordinator, Kari Walker at volunteer@carnegieliteracy.org with interest or questions.