Let's raise $25,000 to connect students with the resources that matter!
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A Choice No Mother Should Make
If you had to make the choice of helping your child with medical needs or helping your child who struggles in school find the proper resources, which would you choose?
Unfortunately, a lack of affordable resources put many parents in that situation. No one should have to make the choice of prioritizing one obstacle over another.
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Thankfully, Kori Brown and her daughter Cassidy don't have to worry about that any more...​
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Ways to make an impact:
Give a One-Time Gift
Support KidsQuest students like Cassidy on their journey!
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As a non-profit organization, the generosity of literacy advocates like you plays a major role in our ability to serve others. Our students receive a quality education, all learning materials, access to high-tech equipment, and professional services because of continued support from our community.
Join our Light Keeper monthly giving program
Becoming a Light Keeper means you are taking that next step in joining a community of monthly donors working together to keep the lights on so that students can continue to receive free literacy services.
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Your gift doesn't just impact one person or one program. Instead, a Light Keeper plays a special part in helping all students across LearningQuest.
What does it mean to become a Light Keeper?
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Raising $25,000 to bridge the gap for our students means...
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All of that is possible when students receive access to free literacy services, learning materials, and professional support.
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Help us raise $25,000 this August!
All gifts make a difference, no matter the size.
They go directly to our students through free services, caring support, and all the materials and technology they need to reach their goals.
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​Consider changing a life with a one-time gift today or becoming a Light Keeper to ensure we can continue to serve even more students in the future.
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We appreciate all the generosity and trust given to us by literacy advocates, like you. THANK YOU!
