- Improving the quality of life for educationally disadvantaged adults, families, and children.
- Assisting people with basic reading, writing, math and employment skills necessary for economic stability and success.
- Developing and implementing effective learning programs
Adult Programs - Ripken Learning Center. Tutors are needed to help adult learners with basic skills, GED preparation, and job skills. Tutors work as instructional assistants in class and 1-on-1 with adult learners. Free tutor training provided. Day program Mon - Thurs; Evening classes Mon & Wed At Baltimore Reads headquarters 3 S. Frederick St, 801 Baltimore, MD 21202 Book Bank. Volunteers are needed to sort, sticker, and shelve new or gently uised children's books for teachers and nonprofits in the Baltimore area. At the Book Bank Baltimore Sun Building 501 N. Calvert St Baltimore MD 21202 Contact: Mark Feiring, Director, (410) 598-1771 Hours: BOOK BANK: Wed and Thurs (3 - 6 pm); Sat (9 am - 12 noon) The Ripken Learning Center: Mon - Thurs (8:30 am - 5 pm) with evening classes Volunteer Profile |