Honor a Special Person

If you want to remember a friend’s birthday, honor a retirement, celebrate the birth of a grandchild, or just make someone’s day, consider a donation to the Reading Recovery Fund in their name.

I’d like to give a gift online
I’d like to give by mail (PDF)

A quick way to send a personal message
Teacher leader Jeanne Lemire found it especially convenient to use the “Make a Gift” button to make contributions. Being in Germany with the DoDDS school system, she found that packages and letters can take a while to reach their destinations in the United States.

Several times in the past when she learned that a friend had lost a loved one, Jeanne expressed her sympathy by making an online gift to the Reading Recovery Fund in memory of the person who died. Thanks to this option she was able to quickly send a personal message to her friends to assure the family that their loved one was remembered.

Your gift is acknowledged
If you include the name of a friend to be notified, RRCNA will send the person listed a letter indicating that a donation has been made in memory of their loved one. RRCNA also sends an acknowledgment letter to a family when memorial donations are received in the mail.  See examples of donations in honorarium and memoriam.