Support Families Through Reading
Support Reading Legacies and help connect children and families through the power of reading aloud. You can donate, volunteer your time, contribute books, or give in honor of someone special — every action makes a meaningful difference in our community.
Donate
Every gift counts! Your financial contribution directly supports our programs and mission.
By Mail:
Reading Legacies
2750 Historic Decatur Rd., Ste. 210
San Diego, CA 92106Venmo: Venmo donations are also accepted
Volunteer with Reading Legacies
Volunteers play a key role in supporting parents, children, and caregivers to build strong literacy habits and foster a love of reading.
Whether you enjoy reading aloud, helping at events, or supporting families behind the scenes, there’s a role for you.
In-Kind Donations
We gratefully accept books, educational materials, and other items to support our programs. Every contribution helps provide meaningful reading experiences and foster literacy.
Book Wish List: Help bring new stories and learning opportunities to families by contributing to our curated book wish list. Your donations make a real difference in giving children the gift of reading.
Other Opportunities
Employer Matching Programs – check with your employer about matching gifts
Donations of Stock or Other Assets
Corporate Gifts and Sponsorships
Tributes (Honorariums or Memorials)
Special Occasion Gifts
Together, We Can Strengthen Families Through Reading
There are many ways to support Reading Legacies and help us connect children and families through the power of reading aloud. Whether you choose to donate, volunteer your time, contribute books, or give in honor of someone special, your involvement makes a meaningful difference in our community.
Explore the options below to find the way that’s right for you. Questions? Contact us
Donate
Every gift counts! Your financial contribution directly supports our programs and mission.
By Mail:
Reading Legacies
2750 Historic Decatur Rd., Ste. 210
San Diego, CA 92106Venmo: Venmo donations are also accepted
Volunteer with Reading Legacies
Help connect families through reading! Volunteers play a key role in supporting parents, children, and caregivers in building strong literacy habits and fostering a love of reading.
Whether you enjoy reading aloud, helping at events, or supporting families behind the scenes, there’s a role for you.
Click the link to see the full list of opportunities and apply.
In-Kind Donations
We gratefully accept books, educational materials, and other items to support our programs. Every contribution helps provide meaningful reading experiences and foster literacy.
Book Wish List: Help bring new stories and learning opportunities to families by contributing to our curated book wish list. Your donations make a real difference in giving children the gift of reading.
Other Opportunities
Employer Matching Programs – check with your employer about matching gifts
Donations of Stock or Other Assets
Corporate Gifts and Sponsorships
Tributes (Honorariums or Memorials)
Special Occasion Gifts
Special Interest Funds
Special Interest Funds
Reading Legacies has established special funds to honor meaningful contributions and support key areas of our mission.
Stephen R. Lewis, M.D. Legacy Fund
Honoring Dr. Stephen R. Lewis, this fund supports the ongoing role of the President of Reading Legacies and celebrates his lifelong love of reading. Read More
Diane Miller Family Literacy Memorial Fund
In memory of Diane Miller, this fund helps support Reading Legacies’ parent education programs while honoring mothers, educators, and community volunteers. Read More
Reading Legacies has established special funds to honor meaningful contributions and support key areas of our mission.
Stephen R. Lewis, M.D. Legacy Fund
Honoring Dr. Stephen R. Lewis, this fund supports the ongoing role of the President of Reading Legacies and celebrates his lifelong love of reading. Read More
Diane Miller Family Literacy Memorial Fund
In memory of Diane Miller, this fund helps support Reading Legacies’ parent education programs while honoring mothers, educators, and community volunteers. Read More