A softspoken but passionate man, Thomas shared his story with CFLC staff with the goal of inspiring new tutors, students, and donors to recognize the importance of the Literacy Council in his life. This is his story: Born in Sumter, South Carolina, in 1945, Thomas moved with his parents to Wilmington,... Read More
Humble Beginnings Cape Fear Literacy Council began in 1970 as the Wilmington Literacy Group, a volunteer mission project of the Wilmington Baptist Association. Detailed records were not kept so the actual number of students served and tutors trained is unknown. However, in 1984, those working with the program realized that the... Read More
For more than seven years, Chuck Rogalski has been a cornerstone of the Cape Fear Literacy Council, enriching the lives of students and shaping the organization’s growth both in and out of the classroom. His journey with CFLC began after he retired to the Landfall community in Wilmington NC following a... Read More
Everybody loves a good transformation story, and this one is about a humble storage shed turned into a thriving hub for our Amazon book store project. For the past few years, our book inventory has been stored offsite. But as our programs grew, so did the cost and complexity of maintaining... Read More
We are excited to share the photos from The World of Literacy — the 2024 Luncheon for Literacy! Photographer Daria Amato captured these beautiful images of our event and guests. Read More
Board member and long-time tutor Geneva Reid captured the literacy journey of CFLC student Kenny Denison in the Greater Wilmington Business Journal. Read More
Just in time for #WomensHistoryMonth, Board Member and Interior Designer Danielle Saintard Valiente made history by leading the inspired renovation of CFLC’s campus. Read More
CFLC Board member Michealle Gady, JD addresses the interdependence between Literacy and Health, and the impact on our communities. Read More
The Life-Changing Awareness of Adult Low Literacy Atrómitos Ideas Blog Guest Author Alesha Edison Westbrook, Coordinator of Communications and Development, discusses the importance of CFLC’s work. Read More
Get to know one of CFLC’s newest Board members, Daniela Williams. “Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” Frederick Douglass I am honored to be highlighted during this time, especially since April is Counseling Awareness Month. How did you learn about the Cape Fear Literacy Council? I would... Read More