Help a Child Learn to Read
Your gift helps provide structured literacy tutoring, dyslexia intervention, and educator training for students across Oregon.
- The Blosser Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID: 93-1319640).
Reading Struggles Should Not Define a Child’s Future
Many students struggle with reading, not because they cannot learn, but because they have not received the kind of instruction that works for them.
When children struggle to read, they may begin to believe a painful story about themselves: that they are not smart, not trying, or not capable. With skilled structured literacy instruction, students can build reading skills, confidence, and a different story about what is possible. ing struggles
Two Ways to Change the Story
Sponsor a Student
Help a child receive one-on-one structured literacy tutoring when cost would otherwise be a barrier.
One scholarship can change the story for one child.
Sponsor a Tutor
Help train a structured literacy tutor who can serve struggling readers for years to come.
One scholarship can help one child. One trained tutor can help many.
What Your Gift Can Make Possible
One Session
$75
Funds one hour of one-to-one tutoring
Student Support
$250
Provides four sessions of one-on-one reading support for a student.
Launch Literacy
$1,500
Full Year
$5,760
Funds a full school year of Orton-Gillingham tutoring.
The Impact of Your Gift
266
Students Served in 2025
$101,759
In Scholarships Awarded
30
New Tutors Trained
1-2 grade levels
Average Reading Growth
Make Your Gift
Give once or give monthly to support literacy tutoring and dyslexia intervention across Oregon.
Suggested amounts:
$50 · $100 · $250 · $500 · Custom
Monthly giving:
$10/month · $25/month · $50/month · Custom
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Create a Lasting Tribute
A gift may honor a child, teacher, family member, literacy advocate, or the reader you once were.
You can help make a different future possible for another child who is struggling to read. Larger gifts may support a yearly scholarship or tutor training opportunity in someone’s honor or memory.