News for our donors who propel us forward. Read Reach Out and Read Colorado’s Spring Newsletter for updates, program highlights, clinic spotlights, and inspiring early literacy stories. As we all
As childcare and schools have closed across the state, hundreds of thousands of kids are now at home with their regular routines on hold. Now more than ever, kids need
Reach Out and Read Colorado’s ReFUND Registration Number[20093013367] Imagine if taxpayers chose to donate just a portion of their refunds back to local organizations like Reach Out and Read Colorado
We’re thrilled to share a special Colorado Gives Day message with you from Reach Out and Read champion and country music star, Coy Bowles with the Zac Brown Band! Coy is a father, children’s book
Colorado Gives Day, a statewide movement that inspires and unites thousands of donors to give where they live, is less than one week away on Tuesday, December 10th! This year,
Join Reach Out and Read Colorado for a family-friendly open house in La Junta, CO on Thursday, October 10th from 4:30-6:30PM.
Join Reach Out and Read Colorado for a family-friendly open house in Pueblo, CO on Tuesday, October 15th from 4:30-6:30PM.
Join Reach Out and Read Colorado’s September Book Drive! Donate books to support early literacy and bring reading joy to children. Do you know where Reach Out and Read Colorado
Reach Out and Read Colorado is excited to host their inaugural gala, Where the Wild Things Read, on September 19, 2019 from 6:00 to 9:00PM at the Denver Botanic Gardens.
It’s ironic that I work in television, because all I ever want to do is read. People often ask me, “What is your favorite show?” or “What are you binge watching right now?” The answer is always “NOTHING!” When I’m not on air, or driving my kids around town, or playing fetch with our new dog, I’m deep into a book.
Learn about the Director of Programs at Reach Out and Read Colorado, leading early literacy initiatives and supporting children across the state. Jessie is a passionate educator and nonprofit professional
Colorado families leave health check-ups every day with a new book, a first book, a favorite book, sometimes an only book. In neighborhoods where appropriate reading material is limited by