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Wisconsin Literacy's Impact Report FY2024

Dear Friends,


At Wisconsin Literacy, we know that literacy is much more than reading. It is the foundation for opportunity.

Whole person literacy connects people to jobs, strengthens families, and helps individuals navigate their world with confidence. In 2024, your support made these transformations possible. Refugees regained their voice in new communities, parents earned their GED to inspire future generations, and adult learners gained digital skills to thrive in an increasingly online world. Many also learned to better understand health information, giving them the tools to make informed decisions for themselves and their families. These stories remind us that literacy truly changes lives.

Your generosity strengthens the work of more than 80 member agencies across Wisconsin, providing resources and training to meet learners where they are. Together, we are addressing literacy needs today while building a foundation for a brighter and stronger tomorrow.

Thank you for your continued belief in the power of literacy.

Stephen Mundt,
Chair of Wisconsin Literacy Board

Jake Gorges,
Executive Director of Wisconsin Literacy

  • Adult students who qualify for refugee status often arrive in the United States having endured trauma and adjusting to a new culture and unfamiliar environment. It’s particularly important that we support inclusive, safe, and welcoming literacy programs for this group of students.

  • This past year, Wisconsin Literacy, Inc. (WL) conducted organizational health literacy assessments in hospitals and clinics to identify strengths and areas for improvement. These assessments laid the groundwork for enhancing patient experiences. WL's work has drawn interest from additional healthcare providers looking to collaborate in the future.

  • This year, Wisconsin Literacy (WL) leadership dedicated countless hours to advocating for expanded literacy funding. We are passionate about literacy’s transformative impact—not only in strengthening Wisconsin’s workforce and economy but also in enhancing the well-being of individuals, families, and communities.

  • Click to see our donor list for FY2024.

  • Financial Highlights
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Previous Impact Reports

Wisconsin Literacy Impact Report FY 2017-2018

Wisconsin Literacy Annual Report FY 2016-2017

Wisconsin Literacy Annual Report FY 2015-2016

Wisconsin Literacy Annual Report FY 2014-2015

Wisconsin Literacy Annual Report FY 2013-2014

Wisconsin Literacy Annual Report FY 2012-2013