Kids Need to Read helps children discover the joy of reading and the power of a literate mind by providing inspiring books and literacy programs to underfunded schools, libraries, and community agencies across the United States, especially those serving disadvantaged children.
Kids Need to Read concentrates on one clear intervention: getting reading resources into underfunded literacy programs, schools, libraries, and community organizations that serve disadvantaged children. A recent grant to Mesa Public Schools totaled $94,297 and was paired with language about reading resources for underfunded literacy programs to increase reading proficiency among disadvantaged children. Other large awards show the same model at work. Mesa United Way received $57,351, and Pi Beta Phi Arizona Alpha in Tucson received $62,694, both for the same reading-resources purpose. The foundation’s work is organized around book donations and literacy support rather than cash-only philanthropy. Its active programs include Grow Your Library, Share Our Libraries, From Our Shelves to Yours, the National Book Donation Program, Request Books, and The Page Coach. Several of these programs explicitly serve schools, public libraries, and community organizations through donated books, collections, and literacy experiences. The recent grants list also shows repeated support for Arizona-based education and community partners, including Mesa Public Library, Literacy Connects, Native Health Native American Community Health Center Inc, and Yuma School District #1. Across the grant list, the funding pattern points to direct support for organizations working with children in low-resource settings.
A central theme in Kids Need to Read’s grantmaking is school and public-library literacy support. Mesa Public Library received $31,473 in 2025, and Camarena Memorial Library in Calexico received $14,964 in 2025, both for reading resources aimed at improving reading proficiency among disadvantaged children. The foundation also supports K-12 settings directly: Mountain View School in Phoenix received $24,989 in 2025, while Irving Elementary School in Mesa received $19,078 in 2023. Community-based literacy partners are another visible part of the portfolio. Literacy Connects in Tucson received $44,197 in 2025, and Read Better Be Better in Phoenix received $16,861 in 2023, again tied to reading resources for underfunded literacy programs. Kids Need to Read also funds organizations serving broader child and family needs, such as Native Health Native American Community Health Center Inc in Phoenix and Foothills Foodbank in Cave Creek, both connected to the same literacy-support purpose.
$1.5M
$805K
$579K
$840K
Most grants fall between $7K and $15K, with a median of $9K.
25th Percentile
$7K
Median
$9K
75th Percentile
$15K
TYSON BREINHOLT
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Kids Need to Read’s typical grant size sits in a narrow band: the 25th percentile is $6,940, the median is $9,326, and the 75th percentile is $14,832. That suggests many awards are modest, even though a few larger grants appear in the recent list. The organization operates as a grantmaker focused on in-kind book and literacy-resource support rather than individual funding, and it does not make program-related investments. The recent grant list shows repeat recipients across years, including Pi Beta Phi Arizona Alpha, Mountain View School, and Native Health, which points to ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards. The active programs also show a mix of open request pathways and managed donation programs, including Request Books and Grow Your Library.
Grantmaking is overwhelmingly Arizona-centered. The top state by grant count is AZ, and 84% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Recent recipient cities include Mesa, Tucson, Phoenix, Flagstaff, Yuma, Gilbert, Cave Creek, Surprise, Casa Grande, and Kingman. Outside Arizona, the recent list includes San Gabriel, California, and Calexico, California. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 119 grants in the United States.
They fund underfunded schools, public libraries, and community organizations that support disadvantaged children. Recent recipients include Mesa Public Schools, Mesa Public Library, Literacy Connects, Yuma School District #1, and Native Health Native American Community Health Center Inc.
Their grants are generally small to mid-sized. The 25th percentile is $6,940, the median is $9,326, and the 75th percentile is $14,832.
Their focus areas center on children’s literacy, book donations, school and public library support, literacy programs and outreach, and summer and afterschool reading initiatives. The recent grants also reference reading proficiency support for disadvantaged children.
Yes, but most giving is in Arizona. The recent grants list includes recipients in California, such as San Gabriel Education Foundation in San Gabriel and Camarena Memorial Library in Calexico, while 84% of grants go to recipients in Arizona.
Yes. Pi Beta Phi Arizona Alpha appears in 2023 and 2025, Mountain View School appears in 2023 and 2025, and Native Health appears in 2023 and 2025. That pattern suggests repeat support for some partners.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Kids Need to Read that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Intended for organizations and communities that need access to books and literacy materials.
Deadline: No specific deadline listed (Apply Now); likely rolling or by cohort—Page Turners element launching late 2025.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MESA PUBLIC SCHOOLS | MESA, AZ | $94,297 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| PI BTA PHI ARIZONA ALPHA | TUCSON, AZ | $62,694 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE | PHOENIX, AZ | $60,622 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MESA UNITED WAY | MESA, AZ | $57,351 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA | TUCSON, AZ | $52,966 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| LITERACY CONNECTS | TUCSON, AZ | $44,197 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| GATHERING HUMANITY | GILBERT, AZ | $42,275 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MESA PUBLIC SCHOOLS | MESA, AZ | $41,778 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| NATIVE HEALTH NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER INC | PHOENIX, AZ | $39,932 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| COCININO HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES | FLAGSTAFF, AZ | $36,864 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE | PHOENIX, AZ | $34,577 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| UNITED WAY OF TUCSON | TUCSON, AZ | $32,411 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MILITARY SUPPORT FOUNDATION | PNOENIX, AZ | $31,737 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY | MESA, AZ | $31,473 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| NATICE AMERICAN COMUNITY HEALTH CENTER (NATIVE HEALTH) | PHOENIX, AZ | $28,982 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL | PHOENIX, AZ | $24,989 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY | MESA, AZ | $21,743 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| FOOTHILLS FOODBANK | CAVE CREEK, AZ | $20,224 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| COMMUNITY BRIDGES | MESA, AZ | $18,655 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| YUMA SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 | YUMA, AZ | $18,500 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| THE LITERACY CENTER | FLAGSTAFF, AZ | $18,192 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| TOYS FOR TOTS | SURPRISE, AZ | $17,627 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| WORKPLACE EDUCATION AND LITERACY COALITION OF MOHAVE COUNTY KINGMAN | KINGMAN, AZ | $16,589 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| SAN GABRIEL EDUCATION FOUNDATION | SAN GABRIEL, CA | $15,005 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| CAMARENA MEMORIAL LIBRARY | CALEXICO, CA | $14,964 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| ECHO MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY | PHOENIX, AZ | $14,401 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| CAESAR CHAVEZ HIGH SCHOOL | LAVEEN, AZ | $14,145 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| PAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY LAKE POWELL | PAGE, AZ | $13,994 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| OPERATION HOMEFRONT | PEORIA, AZ | $13,757 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| SUPERSTITION FOOD BANK | APACHE JUNCTION, AZ | $13,661 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| INDIAN OASIS PRIMARY | SELLS, AZ | $13,418 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| UNITED WAY OF PINAL COUNTY | CASA GRANDE, AZ | $12,965 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| VISTA COLLEGE PREPARATORY | PHOENIX, AZ | $12,825 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| FAITH CHRISTIAN CENTER | PHOENIX, AZ | $12,797 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| BASIS PHOENIX SOUTH | PHOENIX, AZ | $12,736 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| LA PALOMA ACADEMY | TUCSON, AZ | $12,522 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL | PHOENIX, AZ | $12,345 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| WORKPLACE EDUCATION AND LITERACY COALITION OF MOHAVE COUNTY | KINGMAN, AZ | $12,322 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| OFFICE OF PINAL COUNTY ATTORNEY | FLORENCE, AZ | $12,158 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| BONILLAS TRADITIONAL ELEMENTARY | TUCSON, AZ | $11,523 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIES COMMUNITY SERVICES | MESA, AZ | $11,312 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| ESCALANTE MULTI GENERATIONAL CENTER | TEMPE, AZ | $10,888 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| SAN GABRIEL EDUCATION FOUNDATION | SAN GABRIEL, CA | $10,845 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| CHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCES NOGALES | NOGALAS, AZ | $10,578 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| EAGLE PATHWAY | MESA, AZ | $10,560 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| CALEXICO SCHOOL DISTRICT | CALEXICO, CA | $10,501 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| DOS RIOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | TOLLESON, AZ | $10,309 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| STREETS OF JOY | MESA, AZ | $9,828 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| VALLEY OF THE SUN YMCA | PHOENIX, AZ | $9,812 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
| FAITH CHRISTIAN CHURCH | PHOENIX, AZ | $9,326 | 2025 | READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. |
MESA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$94,297READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
PI BTA PHI ARIZONA ALPHA
$62,694READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
$60,622READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MESA UNITED WAY
$57,351READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
$52,966READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
GATHERING HUMANITY
$42,275READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MESA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$41,778READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
COCININO HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
$36,864READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
$34,577READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MILITARY SUPPORT FOUNDATION
$31,737READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY
$31,473READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL
$24,989READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY
$21,743READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
COMMUNITY BRIDGES
$18,655READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
YUMA SCHOOL DISTRICT #1
$18,500READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
THE LITERACY CENTER
$18,192READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
WORKPLACE EDUCATION AND LITERACY COALITION OF MOHAVE COUNTY KINGMAN
$16,589READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
SAN GABRIEL EDUCATION FOUNDATION
$15,005READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
CAMARENA MEMORIAL LIBRARY
$14,964READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
ECHO MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY
$14,401READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
CAESAR CHAVEZ HIGH SCHOOL
$14,145READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
PAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY LAKE POWELL
$13,994READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
SUPERSTITION FOOD BANK
$13,661READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
INDIAN OASIS PRIMARY
$13,418READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
UNITED WAY OF PINAL COUNTY
$12,965READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
FAITH CHRISTIAN CENTER
$12,797READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
BASIS PHOENIX SOUTH
$12,736READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
LA PALOMA ACADEMY
$12,522READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL
$12,345READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
WORKPLACE EDUCATION AND LITERACY COALITION OF MOHAVE COUNTY
$12,322READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
OFFICE OF PINAL COUNTY ATTORNEY
$12,158READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
BONILLAS TRADITIONAL ELEMENTARY
$11,523READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
ESCALANTE MULTI GENERATIONAL CENTER
$10,888READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
SAN GABRIEL EDUCATION FOUNDATION
$10,845READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
CHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCES NOGALES
$10,578READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
EAGLE PATHWAY
$10,560READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
CALEXICO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$10,501READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
DOS RIOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$10,309READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
STREETS OF JOY
$9,828READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
FAITH CHRISTIAN CHURCH
$9,326READING RESOURCES PROVIDED TO UNDERFUNDED LITERACY PROGRAMS TO INCREASE READING PROFICIENCY LEVELS AMONG DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.
