Literacycny, Formerly Literacy Volunteers Of Greater Syracuse

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• LiteracyCNY, formerly Literacy Volunteers of Greater Syracuse (LVGS) was founded by Ruth J. Colvin in 1961. Mrs. Colvin read an article in the local paper indicating there were more than 11,000 adults in Onondaga County who were functionally illiterate, and wondered why nobody did anything about it. So she did! Ruth began to tutor in her home, and that initial effort grew into Literacy Volunteers of Greater Syracuse. Through Church Women United, the Literacy Volunteers movement spread across New York State, and eventually, the national organization, Literacy Volunteers of America, Inc. was founded in 1972. LiteracyCNY Mission: To provide adults in the Central New York with the literacy tools and skills that they need to be contributing, productive, and engaged members of the community. We do this by advocating for adult education, providing instruction, and partnering with other community based agencies. Improving Adult Literacy makes our community stronger. LiteracyCNY Vision: A fully literate Central New York. LiteracyCNY Values:Respecting all community stakeholders, including students, volunteers, and colleagues;Partnering and collaborating to strengthen community capacity;Focusing on individual student learning goals; andProviding leadership and advocacy for adult literacy.
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  Headquarters:100 New Street , Syracuse, New York, United States

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  Website: https://www.literacycny.org

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  Employees:6

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  Revenue:$1 - 10M

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  Legal Name:Literacycny, Formerly Literacy Volunteers Of Greater Syracuse

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