Carolina Bay was honored to host the Cape Fear Literacy Council’s dress rehearsal performance of the “Path To Freedom” on June 17th. A cast of 11 gave a readers’ theater presentation of the relationship between George Washington and his slave William (Billy) Lee, whom most of us have seen depicted in a famous painting of their crossing the Delaware during the American Revolution. The compelling story of how Lee finally gained his freedom was told from the slave’s point of view. Published July 2019. Click here to read the full...
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While most people have literacy skills, a surprisingly high number of people across the Cape Fear lack these skills and are either unable to read or have extreme difficulty doing so. Since its formation, the Cape Fear Literacy Council (CFLC) has recruited, trained and certified approximately 2,000 volunteer tutors, and has donated thousands of hours helping adult learners across the region. Aired June 2019 Click here to view the...
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Mark your calendars for the area’s most exciting fundraising event, benefiting local adult learners, their families and our community. Those who’ve attended our galas in the past know we strive to outdo ourselves each year, so we’ll be pulling out all the stops!...
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Local non-profit organization, the Cape Fear Literacy Council, is working to help those adults who lack the necessary skills to accomplish important tasks on computer devices, such as filling out a job application or simply sending email messages. Published June 2019. Read the full article...
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