SPREAD HOPE INC.
ABOUT US
Spread Hope, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting literacy and education among youth. We believe that empowering young minds through reading and learning can break cycles of poverty and unlock brighter futures. Our programs are designed to inspire, educate, and uplift the next generation of leaders. Through community partnerships and passionate volunteers, we aim to create lasting change, one student at a time.
MISSION
To empower young minds through literacy by providing access to books, educational resources, and programs that inspire a lifelong love of reading and learning.
VISION
A future where all children have the opportunity to read, learn, and succeed, regardless of their background, ensuring they are equipped with the skills to thrive in school, career, and life.
OUR TEAM
We are a passionate team dedicated to making a positive impact in our community. Each member brings unique skills and experiences, united by a common goal of creating meaningful change. Together, we strive to empower, inspire, and uplift those we serve.
April is the visionary behind the creation of the organization, establishing its mission to promote youth literacy and empower young readers through equitable access to educational resources and support. She leads the development of the Spread Hope's core values, strategic goals, and initial programs, and plays a key role in shaping its public presence and community impact.
April Austin
Founder
AN OUTREACH AREA
95%
receive free or reduced lunch
in Talbot County Georgia
63%
of 3rd graders read below grade level
in Talbot County Georgia
26%
of 6th graders read at or above grade level
in Talbot County Georgia
UPCOMING EVENTS
Multiple DatesWed, Aug 27Winne Dixie at North CrossingLet's Spread Hope through School Supplies!
WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
By making a donation to Spread Hope, Inc., you directly support our mission to promote literacy and education among youth, helping us provide books, learning materials, and access to educational programs in underserved communities.
