tutoring sessions
Contact us today for more information on our tutoring sessions! We hope you are safe & healthy! We’re available if you need us!
Become A Volunteer Today!
Anyone can sign up and assist our community in need.
Trust. Excellence. Accountability.
Collaboration. Honesty & Integrity.
We are a nonprofit, tax-exempt, 501(3)c, volunteer organization. We provide 2 hours each week, free tutoring for school-age children to adults who struggle with basic reading, writing, and math.
Become A
We are a volunteer-based organization. Our volunteers are our family and we appreciate the hard-work and dedication they provide for the children and adults in our community. There are several volunteer opportunities available at the Palmetto Literacy Council and we are looking to fill those opportunities.
Want to Be A
We want to provide education to a wide range of people in need of learning to read, write, or do math. We’re looking for students ages 6–99 years old who are struggling with reading, writing, and/or math. Free tutoring is available to all.
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We’re partnered and associated with many local organizations to help support our cause. See what you can do to join us to help those who are struggling.
The Latest
Feb05
February 2021 Newsletter
Happy Valentine’s Day and Black History Month! From the Director’s Corner Happy February and Black History Month! We hope everyone …
Jan12
Author’s Panel on Zoom This January 30th!
An enjoyable, interesting, online discussion with South Carolina Authors Join us for a direct discussion with featured authors Rebecca Bruff …
Jan05
January 2021 Newsletter
Happy New Years From the Director’s Corner Happy New Year!!! We are so excited about our new year and new …
Dec01
Today is Giving Tuesday!
Dear Friends, Thank you for all your support over the past year. We know it’s been a rough one for …
Nov24
Our First Charity Golf Tournament Was A Great Success
Thank you to all who participated! We want to thank the golfers, MM Golf and Travel, the donors of the …
Nov19
November 2020 Newsletter
Happy Halloween Director’s Corner We have some exciting events coming up: The Charity Golf Tournament put on by MM Golf …
Nov18
Good Luck, Leah Sullivan!
We Know She’ll Make Us Proud Leah Sullivan has been our extern student from Miller-Motte College for the last five …
Oct20
October 2020 Newsletter
Happy Halloween Director’s corner Wow! What a month! Welcome to fall! Just a quick update, our First Authors’ Panel with …
Sep30
Palmetto Literacy Charity Golf Tournament
Join Us This November Palmetto Literacy Council is hosting a charity golf tournament this Monday, Nov. 23, 2020, at The …
Sep22
September 2020 Newsletter
Director’s Corner Director’s corner Horry County Schools opened using a hybrid model on September 8, 2020. Our parents and adult …
Aug28
We’re Hosting a Virtual Author’s Panel!
Ask a Local Author Your Thoughts This Saturday, September 26th, from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm the Palmetto Literacy Council …
Aug28
The Importance of Literacy
How it can affect our future Literacy makes an impact on everyone Illiteracy is more than just a personal problem, …
Aug06
July 2020 Newsletter
From the director Our state is opening up … school will open on September 8, 2020. Lots of things going …
Jul27
Hadwin-White Chose Us For Their Monthly Community Spotlight
Thank You Hadwin-White! We continue to work hard to bring literacy skills to our community We have the honor of …
Jun24
Meet Dana Ridenour
A Former FBI Agent Turned Writer Interview completed and written by Patricia D’Ascoli Dana Ridenour subscribes to the age-old advice …
Jun24
My Horry News Discusses Palmetto Literacy Council’s Efforts
Doing our part under quarantine Palmetto Literacy Council understands the importance of reading but also the precautions of staying safe …
Frequently Asked Questions
Palmetto Literacy Council is in Horry County because there is a need. We are here to help school-age children to adults learn how to read, write, and do basic math to function and/or earn a GED, high school diploma, or succeed in school.
The simple answer is no, they do not qualify for tutoring. Palmetto Literacy Council is here to help those school-age children to adults who struggle to learn basic reading, writing, and math skills. We suggest advanced students seek assistance from their instructors or a tutoring program designed for advanced learning.
Tutoring sessions are 2 hours each week. We hope our volunteers who are helping in other ways spend at least 2 hours each week as well. However, we also encourage those that have the time volunteer as a tutor and/or on committees (see volunteer opportunities).
Get In Touch
We’d love to help answer any questions you might have. See our contact page.
Newsletter
Check out our annual newsletter for this year’s events and our year end review.
You too can help our community
Palmetto Literacy Council takes pride in its efforts to help those in need of learning to read, write, or perform math. Together, with our volunteers, staff, and supporters, we can continue making a difference. By making a donation, your support directly helps fund our cause and contributes to our community.
Read Why It Matters
We here at Palmetto Literacy Council have put together a visual guide on how important it is for our growing students and under-educated citizens to learn to read at a standardized level. Illiteracy not only hurts us individually, but as a whole. Together, we can make a difference
