News

OPEN POSITION: Administrative/Program Assistant

Multi-faceted, high-paced position, Mon-Thurs, 8 am to 1 pm (20 hr/wk). Opens the office daily. Receptionist – phones and front-desk. Data technician – entry, update, smartlists, reports, mail-merges. Clerical support to 8 staff. Bulk-mailing manager – must be able to lift/carry bulk-mail trays. Building facilitator – schedule/maintain room usage; be able to lift/move folding tables/chairs/trash receptacles, office supply boxes, etc. Copy machine manager The successful candidate will: be reliable have outstanding people and phone skills enjoy interacting with diverse...

CFLC Elects a New Board of Directors

The Cape Fear Literacy recently announced its new Board of Directors! The Council’s Board of Directors are all volunteers; they provide oversight and resource development for the organization as a while. Volunteers work with staff to raise awareness, coordinate fundraisers and other events, and keep our building and grounds intact. Our new Board of Directors: Karen Pappas, President John Valente, Vice President Christine Divoky, Secretary William “Chris” Campbell, Treasurer Brad Dawson Amanda Cosgrove Emily Goodman Chris Gore Teresa Huffmon Julie Hunt Olijimi...

Building Literacy Builds a Stronger Community

Recently, Shannon Rae Gentry of the Lumina News posted about the Cape Fear Literacy Council: The Cape Fear Literacy Council (CFLC) was among the grant recipients of $6,000 to build its adult literacy skills programs through the use of computers. Along with other literacy programs, the council offers English as a second language and a computer-learning lab, but the adult basic literacy program includes one-on-one tutoring to improve skills in reading, writing and math, with small classes in specific subjects like computer skills. With volunteers, CFLC provides free and confidential learning...

Second Annual Cape Fear Literacy Council Yard Sale – Saturday, April 13th

The Cape Fear Literacy Council will host its second annual yard sale: Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 7 am until 12 noon, rain or shine, at 1012 S. 17th Street. A variety of items will be for sale including but not limited to: babies and gently used toys, books for any age, clothes, household items (small appliances, furniture, dishware, etc) as well as office supplies and equipment. The Literacy Council will be accepting cash for the sale. All proceeds benefit the Literacy Council How Else can you be involved?? Help support literacy and the Wilmington community by volunteering for the...

CFLC Featured on Wed Talk Radio-Nonprofit Spark

CFLC’s Executive Director, Linda Lytvinenko and Board President, Karen Pappas were featured on Web Talk Radio’s show Nonprofit Spark. During the interview they talked about best practices in?relationships and continuous improvement. Listen to this show and you

LiteracyTrust100

LiteracyTrust 100 is Cape Fear Literacy Council’s premier donor group: individuals who commit to donate at least $1,000 annually (or $83.33 per month) for five years. These donations provide crucial unrestricted support of The Literacy Council’s efforts to reach and teach more adults who want to improve critical literacy skills. Our goal is to enroll and recognize 100 Literacy Trust members – a powerful show of support for literacy. Please become a LiteracyTrust100 member and lead our work to eradicate illiteracy in the Cape Fear area. ...

« Older Entries