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This year, in Nassau County...

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  • a little boy learned how to spell his sister's name. 

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  • a woman read to her grandchildren    for the first time.​

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  • a young lady with special needs         joined a book club.

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  • a new American voted for                   the first time.

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  • a father of 4 got a job that                pays a living wage.

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We are so thankful to play a part in providing gifts like these that cannot be  measured. 

 

Together with our volunteers, we changed the world for over 1,000 students this year.

Give the gift of literacy.

If you wish to donate to the David Miljoner Legacy Fund please click here

As a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Literacy Nassau addresses the needs of functionally illiterate students from all walks of life including those who have grown up and gone to school here, as well as many immigrants who come to the United States.

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Your donation will help us continue to provide training and support to the volunteers who carry out our mission.

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How can I make a tax-deductible contribution?

 

  • ​Online by clicking the Paypal donate button.

 

  • Call the Literacy Nassau office at (516) 867-3580 to use your credit card.

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  • Mail a check payable to: Literacy Nassau, 1 Ivy lane, Wantagh, NY 11793

What are some other ways to give?

 

  • Planned Giving: Contribute to Literacy Nassau's future by planning for a special kind of gift. You can help ensure the future by creating a trust while you are living or by including Literacy Nassau in your will.

 

  • Corporate Matching Gifts: Many companies offer employees a matching gift benefit that doubles (or more) your gift to Literacy Nassau. Contact your company’s human resources department or website to find out if your employer has a matching gifts program.

 

  • Memorial/In Honor: You can make a gift in memory or honor of someone. 

 

  • Volunteer: You can donate your time by becoming a literacy volunteer. 

 

 

YOUR DONATION WILL GIVE THE GIFT OF LITERACY.

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