News and Events
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Tutor & Student Recognition Events
As we wrap up our year, we thought it might be a good time to recognize all the hard work and accomplishments of our tutors and students. Join us to hear others' stories and trade stories of your learning with your fellow tutors and with students. The in-person event will be a casual potluck. We hope you can join us!
Virtual Event: None currently scheduled
In-person Event: None currently scheduled
Virtual New Tutor Information Sessions
We need volunteer tutors! We offer free, flexible one-to-one tutoring to adults in English as a second language, basic literacy, citizenship, and GED preparation.
Come to one of our Virtual New Tutor Information Sessions to learn more:
Next session: Wednesday, August 24th from 6:00-7:00 pm
Click HERE to learn more about tutoring and sign-up!
New Student Registration Week
7/28/2022 UPDATE: Student registration is closed. Thank you to all those who signed up in-person or online!
Tutor/Student Colloquy
The weekly colloquy on Friday afternoon is informal discussions between tutors and students about anything to do with the American English language and American culture. Previous discussions that were the basis for the formation of this workshop were informative, fun, interesting, and included practical applications for both tutors and students.
The colloquy will meet every Fridays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm in the Literacy ESL Classroom. It will also meet once a month on the first Saturday of the month from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Literacy ESL Room.
Click here for more information!
A Tuesday Morning at Literacy Unlimited - check out our new video!
Thanks for your Support
June 2018: The May Basket Raffle for 2018 was our biggest ever! We had 30 baskets displayed in 3 libraries: Framingham Main, McAuliffe Branch and Morse Institute Library (Natick). We sold 2781 tickets for a gross profit of $6000. Many thanks to our donors and sponsors and the generous volunteers who helped with the raffle. I hope that you had a chance to win; if not, there is always next year!
February 2018: We have closed our 2017 End-of-Year Appeal. Many thanks to everyone who made donations - we raised $7549 from 96 donors. Thanks to all!
June 2017: The May Baskets Raffle for 2017 was very successful! We had 33 baskets dispalyed in 4 libraries: Framingham, Main and McAuliffe Branches, and Natick, Morse Institute and Bacon Free. We sold 2202 tickets and made $5748 before expenses. Many thanks to our donors and sponsors - we rely so much on their generosity. If you get a chance, please let them know that you are associated with Literacy Unlimited and give them thanks! And a big congratulations to our winners!
May Basket Donors and Sponsors
January 2017: We have closed our 2016 End-of-Year Appeal. Many thanks to everyone who made donations - we raised $6852 from 81 donors. This is up $100 and 19 donors from last year! Many thanks to all!
Events
Recognition Night - November 14, 2019
Art Show - July 16th to July 31st, 2019
Tutor U - April 18th, 2019, 3:00 - 7:00pm
The 2nd annual professional development day for all tutors was very succussful. Our speakers impressed tutors. Here are some photoes to share with you.
International Women's Day Afternoon Tea Party- March 8th, 2019, 2:00 - 4:00pm
International Women's Day is celebrated all over the world - and now at Framingham Public Library. We had tea, cookies and listened sevral stories from 6 students who came from 6 different countries. We also sold used jewelry as a fundraiser for Dignity Matters, a local nonprofit. We raised almost $1000. Thanks Middlesex Savings Bank to sponsor the Tea Party and thanks tutors, students and staff in the library to shop these jewelry.
Recognition Evening - October 13th, 6:30 - 8:30pm
Check out the pictures from the event. Many thanks to Dan Schullman for the photos and Terra Brasilis for the cake!
News
For September 2017 newsletter, click here.
For February 2017 newsletter, click here.
For January 2017 newsletter, click here.
For December 2016 newsletter, click here.
For November 2016 newsletter, click here.
For October 2016 newsletter, click here.