MARCH - LITERACY MONTH
Some of the successful literacy projects in our district include the Guatemala Literacy Project that has been going for years. Our club has participated financially in this project. We also donate children's books to the library in the name of our guest speakers. Many clubs in our district give out dictionaries, and/or provide reading tutors to grade school pupils. There are many literacy needs in our own community and world-wide that Rotary can help with to increase the quality of education, and the quality of life.
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