We’ve Moved!

Literacy Outreach <http://literacyoutreach.org/> has moved into a new building that was given to the organization by an anonymous donor. The organization has moved to 1127 School St. in Glenwood Springs.

The Garfield County Library <http://www.garfieldlibraries.org/> housed the organization in the Glenwood Springs Library for more than 26 years, and the two organizations continue to have a strong partnership as the Library District currently provides some financial and clerical support to Literacy Outreach in recognition of their work.

The newly refurbished Teo Prinster Learning Center located at 1127 School Street.

 

Steve Carter, of ReMax Country <http://www.stevecarterhomes.com/> , and Bob Noone of The Noone Law Firm <http://www.noonelaw.com/> were integral in brokering a deal with an anonymous donor and Literacy Outreach to buy a building. Dan Becker of Becker Construction gave four months of free work to renovate the building, and Claire Jacobi of Glenwood Structural and Associates donated all of the engineering and design work <http://www.glenwoodstructural.org/> .

The new classroom space will be dedicated to the late Leo T. Prinster. “Teo,” as he was affectionately called, loved to read and served as president of Literacy Outreach and was a true champion for literacy.

“The need for basic literacy instruction has never been greater in our county. The emerging needs of our community and the desire to have a space of our own drove us to find a place that would really take us into the future,” said Literacy Outreach Executive Director Martha Fredendall. “Without these donors’ help, this dream for a space of our own would never have come true.”

The Teo Prinster Learning Center serves as a hub for the staff, students and tutors of the growing organization and also allows the nonprofit to rent space to another nonprofit. The building has all the features and amenities they need, including Wi-Fi, and a classroom to offer the resources and programs to serve the current and future needs of the illiterate in Garfield County.

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