James Was Called “Illiterate”
(from Wilmington Star-News article "Journey to Literacy," April 2008, written by Chris Mudarri)
James had a boss who called him "illiterate." First he got mad...then he got help. James J. Walton's boss called him an illiterate idiot...
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Opening Doors, Changing Lives
Cape Fear Literacy Council strives to help everyone achieve the reading levels needed for them to succeed! Our motto – Opening Doors, Changing Lives, is what we strive for in our community. Connect with us and help us make Wilmington a better place.
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Math Gave Me Migraines
"I came to CFLC because I had lost faith in the traditional GED system. I felt like I was slipping between the cracks. I had a vendetta against math. I was very frustrated. But I want to be more productive in life, set a better example for my kids...
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Casablanca Gala 2012 Kick-Off Party
What: Casablanca Gala 2012 Kick-Off Party Where: The Calico Room 107 S. Front Street When: Thursday, January 26 Time: 6 – 8 PM Music, Hors d’oeuvres, cash bar. Please RSVP info@cfliteracy.org or 910.251.0911 Donations to CFLC gratefully...
Read MoreCape Fear Literacy Council Community Yard Sale Fundraiser
In conjunction with the MLK Day of Service, CFLC is hosting a Community Yard Sale fundraiser. The sale will take place Saturday January 14, 2012 from 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM at the Cape Fear Literacy Council behind the “bright blue building” at 1012 S. 17th Street. Sunny 104.5 will be broadcasting live! ?The Wilmington Food Truck Association, Ms. Cheesy, Unami, Catch, and Sweet Bliss will be onsite during the yard sale to sell their delicious food! In addition, Affirmations Massage Wellness will offer chair massages. There are many ways you can help with this fundraiser in...
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Casablanca Gala – March 3, 2012
Join us for an elegant and fun evening at Rick's Cafe Americain (aka, Air Wilmington). Wander through a Moroccan bazaar, play casino games, dance to Blivet, and bid on fabulous auction items.
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Opening Doors, Changing Lives
Cape Fear Literacy Council strives to help everyone achieve the reading levels needed for them to succeed! Our motto – Opening Doors, Changing Lives, is what we strive for in our community. Connect with us and help us make Wilmington a better place.
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