Hey friends, Palmetto Literacy Council has the sweetest offer for you. By ordering a dozen (or two) original glazed doughnuts, you can treat your family to the freshest doughnuts in town and 50% of the order will be donated back to Palmetto Literacy Council! From now until December 31, you can get your dozens using […]

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Dear friends, Like all non-profits, Palmetto Literacy Council survives and thrives with the help of donations, grants and funds generated through events. This year, our fall fundraiser is a Golf Scramble which will be held on Monday, November 14 at Pine Lakes Golf Course. Proceeds from the Golf Scramble help offset costs to operate ate

Download or view our PDF From the Director Dear Friends, Summer is officially over, but it doesn’t quite feel like autumn yet. September and October are, in fact, still warm enough to enjoy time at the beach, perhapswhile reading a good book. As we enter our fourth year, Palmetto Literacy Council is proud of how

From the Director  Dear Friends,  It’s that time of year again—Back to School—a time  that parents and children often experience differently.  Generally, parents love it and kids … not so much.  One of the reasons some children don’t enjoy school,  however, is because they struggle with reading and  writing. And that’s where PLC comes in—our

Hello Friends!We have a number of events coming up and we plan to wear our PLC shirts to them!If you haven’t ordered your shirts, you have until July 25th to do so! Order your PLC shirt today, via https://app.mobilecause.com/e/DV3elQ?vid=t25p1We have samples in the office if you’d like to try them on. They are running a little small.

From the Director: Summer is surely underway here in the Myrtle Beach area as evidenced by the number of people who have been flocking to the Grand Strand for vacation since the end of the school year. Shopping, dining, driving and beach-going will continue to be challenging until the end of August so perhaps it

From the Director: Dear Friends,  Although the official school year is winding down,PLC tutors continue to work with our students afterthe school year ends in order to prevent “summerslide.” Research shows that on average, studentslose one month of learning over the summer months,making it particularly important for students whostruggle to continue to maintain the skills

From the Director: Dear Friends, I am delighted to report that April was quite asuccessful month for Palmetto Literacy Council.Here’s a recap of what we did to promote PLC andthe volunteers who assisted: We participated in 3 Volunteer Fairs: HGTC Market Commons Campus – CatherynWeitman, Carla Taylor, Kyndal Taylor, Dodi& Mike Hodges HGTC Conway Campus