Thank you, Thai Cafe for the $250 donation! We’re going to replace our 20-year old bookshelves with the donation! We are grateful that the Gentry Agriculture Education group will be making us the new bookshelves! November 19, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
Beginning Spanish courses are back this September! DLC’s volunteers have continued their generosity through this 10-week course twice a week. We are incredibly grateful. The best part: it’s still only 5 bucks a class! All proceeds go towards supporting our continuously free courses, including English reading and writing and Civics tutoring. ¡Ahí nos vemos! *Please note all of our other offered services continue to be free. August 13, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
Through the generous time and effort of our volunteers, DLC is offering a 9-week Beginning Spanish course. We have a volunteer who wants to help DLC raise funds this summer to support our other continuously free courses, including English reading and writing and Civics tutoring. Join us and invite your friends! This is a great value for an in-demand language in our area! ¡Ahí nos vemos! *Please note all of our other offered services continue to be free. May 14, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
Dogwood Literacy Council is happy to announce that Siloam Springs, Arkansas La-Z-Boy has donated to our organization! With this donation we can continue to keep our doors open to the community. Here at Dogwood Literacy Council, we offer free literacy tutoring ranging from English classes to Civics. From Left to Right, we have Audra Farrell (HR Manager) Don Austin (CI Manager), Rick Wilmoth (Controller), Daren Davison (General Manager), Paul Dilbeck (Quality Manager), Mike Wilmon (Production Manager), Charlie Muessemeyer (Executive Director of DLC). May 14, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
We recently held our yearly celebration to thank our tutors who put so much effort into our students this year. In remembrance and deep appreciation for our tutors, we unveiled a couple of bricks laid in front of our doors with the names of two former tutors who volunteered here at DLC for years and years. Alma Marquez provided a taco bar with authentic tacos from Mexico. We appreciate all that the people in this community do to give their time and effort to others. Thank you all, and thank you Lucy and Annie for all these years. May 14, 2019May 14, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
Show Dogwood Literacy Council your support this Thursday through NWA Gives! DLC is a local non-profit that offers free literacy tutoring to the local community, including reading and writing tutoring, English classes and Civics tutoring for the Citizenship examination. Support local, support your neighbor! https://www.purecharity.com/nwa-gives-dogwood-literacy-council April 1, 2019April 1, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
DLC took the Hmong class to JBU’s art exhibit, Cloth as Community: Hmong Textiles in America, joined by Assistant Professor Dr. Lou Cha. As our students observed the pieces, Boua Thao, one of our students, shared with us that she has passed down the very story recorded in the textile to her own daughter. Literacy is more than simply learning how to read and write because it is recorded communication and story-telling. We thank our students for teaching us more about the creative traditions of the Hmong culture! March 7, 2019March 7, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
Statistics show that literacy improves a person with basic life-skills and overall productivity. Stop by our Downtown Siloam Springs location to learn more about free tutoring! February 25, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
DLC would like to give a sincere thank you to Grace Episcopal Church for the MLK Day fundraiser! We raised $669.72 during the benefit dinner, presented by Rochell Franco. From left to right is Gary Baird (Deacon at Grace Episcopal Church), Charlie Muessemeyer (Executive Director at DLC) and Taylor Vanlandingham. Thank you, Grace Episcopal Church! January 27, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
JOIN OUR ENGLISH AND CITIZENSHIP CLASSES THIS SPRING SEMESTER! January 27, 2019January 27, 2019 by dogwoodliteracycouncil
