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Th a n k Y o u Reach Out and Read’s work has proved critical during the pandemic. It is in such times of anxiety that children most need to feel safe and loved –and one of the best ways to support and engage children is to share stories together. Reading together promotes bonding and builds strong emotional connections. When children are cuddled in the lap of a loving caregiver, enjoying a book together, they feel secure, despite the turmoil in the outside world. To match the scale of what is needed to realize our vision of serving all children ages 0-5 years old through the Reach Out and Read model, our region has expanded to include serving Reach Out and Read providers in Virginia and Washington, D.C. We have worked diligently to put the right structures in place to allow us to grow sustainably. We’ve also worked across the region to expand the Reach Out and Read integration into more residency training clinics and programs, increase access to the intervention serving military families, grow the number of clinics starting ROR at birth, and invest in book diversity and inclusion initiatives to help children and families feel safe and supported. As always, thank you for your support in helping make everyday moments matter to children, families and Reach Out and Read providers and partners across the region including Virginia, Washington, D.C., North Carolina and South Carolina. Callee Boulware Regional Director, Reach Out and Read
Why ROR Matters
The simple act of reading aloud together helps lay
the foundation for a lifelong love of reading and
learning.
These moments spent together with a book build
resilience and support the healthy relationships
families need to thrive.
Our work is especially vital because we reach
children early when their brains are still
developing. By integrating ROR into medical
settings, we can impact more than 90 percent
of young people while strengthening
families and our communities.
Our Model
Reach Out and Read has a three-part research-based model to promote
brain development in children and healthy relationships in families:
➊ The Primary Care Provider – coaching and building
skills in parents; modeling and supporting early brain
development and strong relationships: During well-
child visits, the doctor prescribes reading by modeling
read-aloud strategies while teaching and training the
parent about how to share books and why it is important.
Parents are engaged in the conversation as the provider
offers anticipatory guidance and emphasizes how
reading brings families together.
➋ The Book: Each child is given a new, culturally and
developmentally appropriate book to take home,
building a collection of 10-15 new books in the home
before the child goes to kindergarten.
➌ Literacy-Rich Environment and Resources: Clinic
environments support literacy-rich messaging and
resources to families, aiding providers in community-
health resources and assisting parents in daily literacy
activities with their children.
By integrating literacy promotion
into primary care visits, we are
ensuring every family
can make reading aloud together
part of their daily routines.
This happy, healthy part of
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providing resources for our families and providers. families with
young children,
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created to provide guidance for providers on: 5 as a family
is one of the
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We heard from so many ROR providers that being
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stress and anxiety, using the book as a tool to open for precious
conversations, was critical. The last year has been moments spent
hard on our medical providers, and ROR gave them together.
a bright spot in what could be long days. We also 7 ROR Provider
heard that the routine of receiving a book put a Virginia
smile on so many faces. Ma
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Beginning Reach Out and Read at birth emphasizes the importance of supporting
parents and families from the beginning.
A baby's brain forms millions of neuronal connections in the first
six months of life. This is the perfect opportunity to start a shared
reading routine.
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Foundational relationships are very important, and they start really Ma
early. Reading, talking, and singing to infants early helps set up
strong bonds for families. Those early relationships are foundational
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Supporting families from the beginning helps them build important
routines from the earliest days of life – focusing on time spent
together, snuggled up with stories.
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BOOKS AND DIVERSITY
As an organization, we are committed to the role of the medical home and
the opportunity of the provider to integrate strategies, like Reach Out and
Read, into the primary care office to ensure families feel safe, welcome,
and represented. Through this project, we seek to:
➊
Influence, expand, and enhance access to high-quality, culturally
responsive books to foster shared reading and emotional connection,
including influencing and expanding the marketplace to bring new and
more diverse authors, books and stories to market.
➋
Collaborate with stakeholders in project development and implementation
and reflect on the initiative's role within the scope of the ROR mission.
•
•
Consider the value of families' choice in the books they would like
to share and enjoy together.
Develop and integrate parent and provider voice and leadership.
➌
Engineer knowledge by researching and conducting evidence-based
strategies that support our ROR provider network and build protective
factors within the family unit and the community:
• Develop training supports for providers to best support families in
the exam room.
This is a multiyear journey, and
progress is being made all the time.
A few exciting updates:
• Different book pilot in partnership with
author Chris Singleton in South Carolina
• 300 Different books distributed to ROR
sites in South Carolina thanks to funding
from Boeing and Trident United Way.
50 NEW AUTHORS & BOOKS
added to the ROR library
DIFFERENT
AUTHOR,
CHRIS
SINGLETON,
READS THE
BOOK TO
HIS SON
REACHING MILITARY
FAMILIES
Military families experience significant amounts of stress and
disruption to family life due to their service. This stress can have
lifelong effects on children's mental and physical health. Reading
aloud together is a proven strategy to strengthen the parent-child
bond and to help children cope with stress and anxiety.
Children in military families are more likely to be children of color,
have low family incomes, or have experienced trauma –all factors
associated with the potential for lower school performance.
Reach Out and Read can help to mitigate all of these risk factors.
12 PARTNERSHIPS with military bases
across the region
21,565 CHILDREN ON MILITARY
BASES across our region going
home with prescriptions to read with their families
11 ROR CLINICS serving military families received
intensive coaching and technical assistance
2 NEW PARTNERSHIPS with military bases
added in FY 2021 with more to come as part
of our expansion plan
LEARN
MORE
ABOUT
ROR &
MILITARY
TRAINING THE NEXT
GENERATION OF ROR
PROVIDERS
The single best way to influence the practice of medical providers is to
reach them during their training, as they form their understanding of the
standard of care.
Research shows residents who participated in formal training(s) were
more likely than those who did not participate in formal training to
distribute books, provide relevant anticipatory guidance, model shared
reading, use books as tools for developmental assessment, and give the
book to the child at the beginning of the visit.
All of these practices are important for ensuring high-quality implementation
for families, and what should be addressed in training the next generation of
providers.
We also know residents often take these lessons with them into their
practice, where they establish ROR programs that they maintain
throughout their careers.
Reach Out and Read is integrated into residency
programs across the region:
100%
of pediatric
70%
of Family Medicine
residency programs
in NC
79%
of Family Medicine
residency programs
in SC
residency clinics 33% 40%
in SC, NC, VA, DC of Family Medicine
residency programs
of Family Medicine
residency programs
in DC in VA
Other important medical partnerships:
• We partner with schools and colleges of nursing to educate and
train the next generation of Nurse Practitioners who will become
primary care providers.
• We partner with physician assistant programs to educate and
train the next generation of physician assistants who will become
primary care providers.
The goal of the family
medicine residency
program is to train
the next generation
of family physicians
to positively impact
LISTEN TO ONE
OF OUR ROR
the communities they
serve through health
DOCTORS TALKING
ABOUT USING
BOOKS TO OPEN
CONVERSATIONS
education and family
advocacy.
Dr. Joshua Ferrell, MD
Associate Program Director for Family Medicine at
Sampson Regional Medical Center, NC
Thank you FOR YOUR DETERMINATION TO CONTINUE ROR AND YOUR RESILIENCE THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC. Since research in brain development has shown reading aloud helps to build connections between written and spoken words, increases attention span, and enforces bonding, it is never too early to begin that process. LaVern Morris Administrator of the Reach Out and Read Program at Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters in Norfolk, VA
MEDICAL DIRECTORS FOR
REACH OUT AND READ
Knowledge is
everything, and not
being able to have
a book is so sad
for a child. Kids
Dr. Bergen Nelson can get sucked into
Medical Director, Virginia technology and miss
the important part of
reading and writing
that you get from
books. We have to
slow down and focus
Dr. Jenny Tender on that.
Medical Director, Washington, D.C.
Joan Hammond
Parent to 13-month-old Kai
Hammond whose growing ROR
Dr. Anna Miller-Fitzwater,
Medical Director, North Carolina library is a constant source of
entertainment.
Dr. Martha Edwards
Medical Director, South CarolinaROR BY THE NUMBERS 2 973 , TRAINED ROR PROVIDERS across NC, SC, VA, and DC 1,826 739 383 25 across NC across SC across VA across DC 665 PARTICIPATING CLINICS & HOSPITALS across NC, SC, VA, and DC 352 204 97 12 across NC across SC across VA across DC 487499 , CHILDREN SERVED across NC, SC, VA, and DC 231,045 141,397 95,255 19,752 across NC across SC across VA across DC
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OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN
E Children's language Children's language
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G B development is ability improves with
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1 3 3-6 months Reach Out and Read
OUTCOMES FOR FAMILIES
Parents are 2.5X Families are 2.5X
more likely to read to more likely to
their children, and 2X enjoy reading
more likely to read to together or have
their children more books at home
than 3X a week
OUTCOMES FOR QUALITY
⬆
FAMILY ENVIRONMENTS
Clinics see improved Participating clinics
relationships with report improved clinic
patients culture and commitment
to local communitiesTEAMWORK At ROR, we know our most valuable asset is our human capital. As a team, we are committed to the people who make the ROR intervention work every day. Not only are we committed to efficiency, but we are delighted in our impact together. FY21 STAFF Pam Bacot, Senior Program Manager, North Carolina Emily Bartels, State Director, South Carolina Kelly Baxter, Program Manager, North Carolina Callee Boulware, Regional Director Deb LaRoche, Program Manager, Lowcountry South Carolina Drew Laurens, Regional Director of Development Jackie Lorge, Program Manager, North Carolina Anna McBee, Senior Program Manager, South Carolina Carolyn Merrifield, Regional Director of Operations and Quality Suzanne Metcalf, Regional Director of Communications Candace Perry, Regional Support Gail Phillips, Program Manager, South Carolina Amber Pierce, State Director, North Carolina Leslie Putnam, Program Manager, Western North Carolina Teandra Ramos-Hardy, Regional Director of Medical Engagement and Training Melissa Rice, Program Manager, Virginia Emily Kate Smith, Regional Development Manager Andre’ Woods, Program Manager, Central South Carolina
MEDICAL LEADERSHIP
COMMITTEE
Dr. Molly Benedum Dr. Ken Roberts
Leigh D’Amico, PhD Dr. Sara Ryder
Dr. Martha Edwards Dr. Dave Tayloe Jr.
Dr. Meredith Eicken Dr. Jenny Tender
Dr. Ellie Erickson Dr. Todd Vedder
Dr. Anna Miller-Fitzwater Dr. Chuck Willson
Dr. Bergen Nelson
REGIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
Katie Benston Matthew Perry
Hyacinth Consulting, North Carolina Vista Advisors/Ameriprise Financial,
South Carolina
Laura Bordeaux
Zeus Industrial Products, South Carolina Karen Ponder
BUILD Initiative, North Carolina
Leigh D’Amico, PhD
USC College of Education, South Carolina David Tayloe Jr, MD
Goldsboro Pediatrics, North Carolina
Martha Edwards, MD
Atrium Health Levine Children’s Rock Hill Michael Wren
Pediatric Associates, South Carolina Davidson, Wren & DeMasters, P.A., South
Carolina
Anna Miller-Fitzwater, MD
Downtown Health Plaza, North Carolina
Todd Nicolet
UNC Gillings School of Global Public
Health, North CarolinaCOMMUNITY CO-AUTHORS
In addition to direct donors and funders of Reach Out and Read, we are
also proud to partner with a host of organizations in communities helping
to support the book resources needed to sustain and grow high quality
Reach Out and Read programs throughout our 4-state geography.
Ahoskie Pediatrics Coastal Children’s Clinic
Alamance Books for Children Columbus County Partnership for
Children
Alamance Partnership for Children
Cone Health Center for Children
Albemarle Alliance for Children and
Families Craven Smart Start
Alexander County Partnership for Darlington County First Steps
Children
Duke Primary Care
Anson County Partnership for
Children Duplin County Partnership for
Children
Apex Pediatrics
Early Learning of York County
Archdale-Trinity Pediatrics
Franklin-Granville-Vance
Buncombe Partnership for Children Partnership for Children
Burke County Literacy Council Greenville County First Steps
Cabarrus Partnership for Children Guilford Partnership for Children
Caldwell UNC Healthcare Henderson Smart Start Partnership
for Children
Carilion Pediatric Clinic
Imprints Cares
Carolina Pediatrics of the Triad
Iredell County Partnership for
Carteret County Partnership for Children
Children
KidzCare Pediatrics
Caswell County Partnership for
Children Lee County First Steps
Children and Youth Partnership for Lee County Partnership for Children
Dare County
Lumberton Children’s Clinic
Children’s Council of Lancaster
Madison County Partnership for
Children's Hospital of Richmond Children
Foundation
Marlboro County First Steps
Chowan/Perquimans Smart Start
Partnership Martin/Pitt Partnership for Children
Literature transforms human experience
that reflection we can see our own lives
human experience. Reading, then, beco
readers often seek their mirrors in bookMontgomery County Partnership Rockingham Department of Public
for Children Health
MTW District Health Sandhills Pediatrics
New Hanover Regional Medical Shelby Children’s Clinic –King’s
Center Mountain
Newberry County First Steps Smart Start of Davidson County
Northampton County Health Smart Start of Davie County
Department
Smart Start of Forsyth County
Orange County Partnership for
Young Children Smart Start of Pender County
Partners for Children and Families Smart Start of Transylvania County
of Moore County Smart Start of Yadkin County
Partnership for Children of Smart Start of New Hanover
Cumberland County County
Partnership for Children of Smart Start Rowan
Johnston County
Sovah Pediatrics
Partnership for Children of Lincoln/
Gaston Counties, Inc. Stanly County Partnership for
Children
Partnership for Children of Lenoir
and Greene Counties Stokes Partnership for Children
PRATT Healthcare and Pediatrics The Downeast Partnership for
Children
Prospect Hill Community Health
Center UNC Physician Network
Raleigh Children and Adolescent United Way of Chester County
Medicine Unity Healthcare
Randolph County Partnership for UVA
Children
Valley Health
Region A Partnership for Children
Wake County Smart Start
Richmond County Partnership for
Children Wayne County Health Department
Roanoke Chowan Community Wilkes Community Partnership for
Health Center Children
Rockingham County Partnership York Early Learning Partnership
for Children
e and reflects it back to us, and in
s and experiences as part of a larger
omes a means of self-affirmation, and
ks.OUR SUPPORTERS
$100,000+ Robins Foundation Delta Dental of North
Carolina
Atrium Health The Cemala Foundation
Barnes & Noble E. Rhodes and Leona B.
The Community Carpenter Foundation
Booksellers Foundation of Western
BlueCross BlueShield North Carolina First Choice by Select
of South Carolina Health of South Carolina
The Jolley Foundation
Foundation Magnolia Blossom
United Way of the Foundation
Boeing-South Carolina Piedmont
Kaiser Permanente Charles and Bonnie
Moorman
Mid-Atlantic $10,000+
State of North Carolina James Family Foundation Nora Roberts Foundation
State of South Carolina Foundation for a Healthy North Carolina
High Point Community Foundation
The Duke Endowment
Frances P. Bunnelle Susan and Alec Taylor
The Vanguard Group Foundation The Harold H. Bate
Goldsboro Pediatrics Foundation
$50,000+ Newberry County First The Mary G. And George
Anonymous Trust E. Morris Charitable Fund
Steps
ChildTrust Foundation R. Ted and Sheila
William W. Dukes Jr.
Durham County and Margaret C. Dukes McCarthy Weschler
Foundation Fund Wrasse Family
Mary Black Foundation
Foundation of the Greater
The Leon Levine
Foundation
$5,000+ Washington Community
Foundation
All In Team Foundation
Trident United Way Beaver Family
Foundation
$20,000+ Bertsch Family
$2,500+
Charlotte Mecklenburg Charitable Foundation, All About Books
Community Foundation Inc. Darlington County First
at the Foundation for the Steps
Carolinas Chapin Foundation
Charlottesville Area Children's Health of
Greenville County First Carolina, P.A.
Steps Community Foundation
Daniel Island Community Alamance Community
Mebane Foundation Foundation
FundThe Morningstar Ready for School, Ready Dr. Stacey Hinderliter and
Foundation for Life James Clark
WNC Bridge Foundation Rotary Club of Coastal Elizabeth Humphreys
Pender
Dr. Sallie Permar and Matt Dr. Cassell Jordan Jones
Ferraguto Sarah and Allen Shifflet
Helen and Gary Klein
North Carolina Society Carol and Mike van der
Colonial Dames XVII Kieft Geraldine Lash
Century MedoffVI Llc
Volvo Cars U.S.A.
Mr. Todd Nicolet Operations Grant Fund Marlboro County First
of Coastal Community Steps
Scholastic, Inc. Foundation
TE Connectivity Mary Lou and Howard
Wellcare of North McJunkin
Matthew Perry Carolina
Carol McPhee
Dr. Elizabeth Wolf and Dr.
John Silverman Kristi Nelson
$1,000+ Kathy and John Wright Jane Pearce
Alamance County Farm
Bureau Rosemary and Smedes Patrice Pennyfeather
York Gail Phillips
Carol Baker
Karen Ponder
Marguerite Benson $500+ Daniel Saklad
Coastal Children's Clinic Katharine Abraham
Christopher Scott Corley Jane Schmitz
Mike and Lilly Andress
Eric Anderson Weigel Minor Shaw
Katie Benston
Memorial Fund of The Amy Smith
Community Foundation of Laura Bordeaux
Western North Carolina Anne Stokley
Kathy and Rick Brown
Nan Girardi Ken and Anne Tidwell
Dr. Linda Burk
Lara Husary Julius Watson
Nicholas Cianci
Melanie Ingalls Mrs. Susan Webber
Susan Crawford
Dr. Douglas Kamerow and Chuck Williams
Kevin Gorsline
Celia Shapiro Jill Wright and Jack
Patricia M. Green Ambrose
Scott Keeter
Lois Hansen
Gregory LyttleOUR SUPPORTERS
$499 – $1 Nadine Bray Vivian Curry
Marta Acree Mark Breitenbach Mrs. Leigh D’Amico
Faisal Adam Vinesha Briggs Jason DeHaven
Verna Adams Ashlyn Brinegar David Dent
Susan Adley-Warrick Elizabeth Brinson Nathan Diorio-Toth
Ms. Judith Ahrenholz Joseph Borzelleca and Thaian Du
Ellen Brock
Jonathan Alt Mrs. Amy Duff
Sherry Broder
Tye Anders Catherine Eckbreth
Lisa Brogdon
Andrea Anderson Jessica and Steven Evans
Peter Brown
Rhonda Anderson June B Evans
Carole Bruce
Mrs. Carol Andresen McLain Faett
Tom and Mary Lou Bryant
Emily C Arauz Collin Fair
Nancy L. Buc
Ariana Arbelaez Sarah Fako
Melissa Buchanan
Michelle Arrick Thomas Fauerbach
Gordon and Janice Bundy
Emily Austin Allison Fay
Vicki Burton
Mrs. Pamela G Bacot David and Lisa Fellman
Karla Buru
Robert Baker Elena Fenu
Joan and Stanley Butcher
Melody Baldwin Ayla Ficken
Sue Butler
Bridgett Barnes Drs. Deborah Leiner and
Laurie Calhoun Karl Fields
Ms. MJ Barry
Barbara Cambridge Laina Flores
Emily Bartels
Bradford Case Jackie Forman
Joseph Bastian
Bill and Sue Cashman Cynthia Frank
Julia Beckerman
Goen Chang James Galloway, Jr. and
Amanda Beere Erika Coulson
Elizabeth Cholewa
Rebecca Beerman Elizabeth Gardner
Elizabeth Clark
Julia Benson Meredith Gardner
George W. Cleek IV
Aaron Bickell Claire Gaskins
Elliott Close
Caroline Billingsley Saurav Ghosh
Kristen Coggin
Jennifer Black Anna and Eric Gluse
Cheryl Coleman
James Blackburn Judith Golub
Martha Colin-Uribe
Elaine Bolle and Lester Cara Goodwin
Levine Mary Collins
Haley Goodwin
Robbin Bomhoff Mr. Bill Conley
Rick Grant
Lexy Boudreau Julia Cooper-Spraul
Richard and Martha
Julie and John Boulware Anne Corrigan Grattan
Nicole Boulware Helen Cosgrove-Davies Mary Graves
Deborah Boyd Isabelle Council Kelly Gravuer
Mary Braddock Christine Cozadd Patrick Gray
Trey Braswell Elizabeth Craig Dr. Deborah Greenhouse
Jae Bratton Luci Credle Lavona Grow and Mr.
Teresa Bratton Ingrid Creppell Robert DennistonJill Grumbine Marie Kerwan Maridy McDuff
Maegan Gudridge Azalea Kim Donna McGee, MD
Trudy Hales Nataki Kinsey Michael McLamb
Lauren Hall-Mozingo Alissa Koay Kirsten Mcnulty
Shirley Haltiwanger Mary louise and John Jennyffer Melendez
Kramer
Layla Hamilton Judy and Henry Melton
Rebecca Krey
Bradford Hanson David Mertz
Steven Kuhn
Alan Harmon Peta Messner
Dr. Margaret Kush
Kelly Hatfield Anna Miller-Fitzwater
Mrs. Deborah LaRoche
Tetiana Hatley Dr. Kristen and Mr. P Scott
James and Linda Lathren Moffitt
Sheldon Hayer
Lisa LaTurno Nicole Monachino
Ilma Heaven
Drew Laurens Shayla Moore
Robert Hellwig
Nancy Lawrence Evelyn Morehead
Michele Hentz
Dr. Jennifer Lawson Alicia Mosby
Kate Hickey
Betty Jane Lazo Benjamin Mossholder
Karen Hill
Daryl Lease and Julie Finn Carlos & Janis Murray
Jody Hoffman
Lee County First Steps Deepthi Muthyala
Ms. Julie Houtz Deenabandhu
Jennifer Lepkowski
Matthew Huffman Stephen Myers
Kenneth Lerche
Susan Huffman Mark Nadel
Tanya Lervik
Huguenot Trail Rotary NC State Employees
Foundation Josephine Lewis Combined Campaign
Ann Hulbert Jill Liles Dorothy Nelms
Daniel H Hunt Karen Lombardo Bergen Nelson
Madalynn Hutcherson Blake Long The Nelson Family
Patrick Hyland Juanita Lorick Vany Nguyen
Victoria Ingalls Ashleigh Lovelace Zachary Nolan
Kelly Jamieson Marianne & Don Luckie Jennifer Norton
Philip Jan David Lyons Matthew Noyes
Kelly Jankowski Dr. Harry and Mrs. Linda James Nunn
MacDonald
David & Jill Jenkins Mary OBryan
Andy Mangham
Colleen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dave and
H William Mann Locke Ogens
Shelley Johnson
Taylor Marbrey Shannon O’Keefe
Eunhye Joo
Jeanette Martino Mary K O’Melveny
Mrs. Wanda Jordan
Marie Matthews Lisa ONeill
Saswat Kabisatpathy
John Mattocks Daniel Osborne
Leslie Kadel
Margaret McCabe Jennifer Osorno-Bejarano
Marisa Kathard
Leslie McCarey Dr. and Mrs. H. Biemann
Shelley Kelley
Emily McCormick Othersen, Jr.
Vontella Kennedy
Marci McCray Sally Otvos
Kaitlyn Kerley
Annette McDuff Hillary OwensOUR SUPPORTERS
Diana Palecek Melanie Sangobowale United Way of the
Midlands
Drs. Rebecca Snyder & Lincoln Sawyer
Alex Parikh Ilonka Van Der Walt
Stephanie Schierholz
Eloise Pasachoff and Tom Steve Vanpelt
Glaisyer Dr. Ernest Schiller
Lee Ann Wadsworth
Barb Pellin Krista Schultz
Mary Wagner
Julie Pignataro James Schweitzer
Elaine Wainwright
Matthew Pitkewicz Lucille Shockley
Jeff Warrington
Ginger and Robert Polk Raleigh Shoemaker
Cameron Watson
Beverly Pollock Dr. Jimmie Shuler
Jennifer Weber
Elinore Pollock Steven Sims
Jan and Jill Weiner
Barbara Popka Mrs. Mary Small
Renee Weitzner
Greg Porr Emily K. Smith
Maurice Whitaker
Deborah Portee Roberta and Terrence
Smith Mrs. Mearline H. White
John Powell
Guy H Smith, Jr. Linda Whitener
Calvin Price
Angela Snell, St Paul Rachel Wickenheiser
Marvin Price AME, La Chanda Canty
Ben Wiles
Lisa Prince Kevan Snyder
Robin Williams
Claudia Prose L Darrell Starnes
Jane Williams
Ms. Sallie Prugh Dale Stearns
Meredith Williams
Mr. Martin Radecki Mr. and Mrs. M. Durwood
Stephenson Nicki and Josh Wilson
Saima Rahman
Bruce W Stevenson Brad Wintermute
Christian and Andy
Ramsbotham Emma Stogner Michael and Mandy Wren
Ann and Ron Rash Kerry Stubbs Mary Lou Wright
Leah Reason Daniel Stuve Laura Wright
Meredith Roberson Dr. Mary Sugioka Suvarna Yenigalla
Mrs. Katherine Roberson Kelly and John Suttles Maurice York
Noelle Roberson Zuraya Tapia-Hadley Suling Zhao
Chelsea Roberts Dr. David Tayloe, Jr.
Dr. Carla West Roberts Lori Taylor
Mona and Malcom Linda Tender
Roberts
Mason Thibodeaux
Brittany Robinson
Lisa Thompson
Lynn Rodgers
Dylan Tiefert
Kelsee Rolen
Sandra Tinkham
Kristen Rollins
Dr. Michael and Dr. Cindy
Sandra Ross Touloupas
Wendy Ross TSPi
Meghan Rutherford Victoria Turner
Amy Salter Eileen Tuttle
Erika and Marvin Sanders United Way of GreenvilleCAROLINAS
As we look forward to the next 30 years, Reach
Out and Read is committed to expanding and
deepening our impact on the families and children
we serve. We aspire to harness our three decades
of experience, our proven model, and our extensive
network into an even more powerful force for
change, using the primary care platform to support
early foundational relationships and the next
generation of primary care providers.
Next Chapter.
This is our
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