Literacy Instruction For Texans (L.I.F.T.)

The ARMA Fort Worth Chapter proudly supports L.I.F.T, Literacy Instruction for Texans, as this year's chapter community project.  With over 23% of Texans reading at the lowest reading level and 22% of Americans reading at the lowest level, L.I.F.T. is helping make adult illiteracy of the past in the Dallas Fort Worth area. 

L.I.F.T. offers a variety of reading programs, ranging from pre-reading courses which help adults who are at or below the second grade level in reading, to life skills workshops, which teaches how to balance a checkbook, read directions and other necessary life skills.

ARMA Fort Worth has chosen L.I.F.T. as this year's community project to better the DFW community and Texas by donating time and money to their organization in efforts to help L.I.F.T. reach their goal of making adult literacy a thing of the past.

Last year, the Dallas and Fort Worth ARMA Chapters donated $868 to L.I.F.T.

Please visit the L.I.F.T. Website or contact the ARMA Fort Worth Vice President of Community Relations, Deborah Bingham, for more information about how you can help L.I.F.T. in their goal.