Literacy Lambton is a registered charity in Sarnia, Ontario that provides free literacy and essential-skills programs across Lambton County for adults, children, and families — including one-to-one adult tutoring, family literacy programs (Train Your Brain and Baby Bookworms), volunteer opportunities, community partnerships, and career-exploration supports — all designed to strengthen reading, math, digital and early-literacy skills and build community capacity.
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Your $20 donation helps fund Literacy Lambton's programs, outreach, and ongoing community support.
Literacy Lambton is asking the community to support Carly's medical recovery by donating raffle items or buying raffle tickets for a fundraiser. The announcement lists donation of raffle items and ticket sales as the ways to help, but no date, location, pricing, or contact details were provided in the original notice.
Literacy Lambton recommends a family friendly literacy activity pairing library books about plants with visits to local greenhouses like DeGroot's Nurseries and Sipkens Nurseries. Read together, talk through the steps to grow a plant, then compare plant types and growing conditions during a short greenhouse visit to make reading feel like hands on learning.
Literacy Lambton's Purdy's Easter Fundraiser is taking online orders through Thursday, 2026-03-12, with proceeds supporting free childrens programs such as Train Your Brain, Summer Reading Buddies, and Baby Bookworms. Visit the campaign link to order Purdy's chocolates and ensure your purchase is counted before the deadline.
Literacy Lambton is running a limited Purdy's Easter fundraiser selling Canadian made chocolates online to support local literacy programs. Order through the campaign link before the deadline at 12:00 AM on Thursday, March 12, 2026 to have purchases counted toward the fundraiser.
Support Literacy Lambton by ordering spring chocolates through the Purdys Fundraiser, where up to 30% of your purchase goes to the organization's Easter Fundraiser. Orders must be placed online by 12midnight on Thursday, March 12, 2026 via the campaign page at Purdys.
Literacy Lambton lists a registered play based learning program at the Lambton EarlyON Centre for families with young children, emphasizing scheduled program sessions. The announcement notes cost is unknown or subsidized and does not include dates or registration details, so contact Literacy Lambton or the EarlyON Centre for enrollment information.
Literacy Lambton is offering free one to one grammar help for adult learners, promoted on Facebook with a mention from 99.9FM The Fox Sarnia. Call 519-332-4876 or visit the shared Facebook link to learn how to sign up and confirm session details.
Literacy Lambton offers free one to one adult learning support through an Employment Ontario funded program to help adults improve reading, writing, math, and basic computer skills. The service is personalized to each learner, and you can get started by calling 519-332-4876.
Literacy Lambton announced that Rotary Sarnia BWL shared leftover books from their Used Book Sale and volunteers called The Book Bombing Babes recently restocked Sarnia Little Free Libraries. Drop by the boxes in Sarnia to take a free book and consider leaving one from your collection to keep community shelves full.
Literacy Lambton and The WorkPlace Group offer by appointment virtual reality career exploration on Mondays and Wednesdays, letting career seekers test drive different trades with hands on simulations. Appointments are required; contact Literacy Lambton for scheduling and location details.
On 2026-02-14 Literacy Lambton shared a Facebook post suggesting simple Valentine's Day literacy building activities for families and children. The post encourages holiday themed learning at home and points readers to Literacy Lambton's Facebook page for any follow up resources.
Literacy Lambton posted a Spread the love promotion on Facebook on February 12, 2026, noting a partnership with NuSarnia Foundation and calling the community to action with the tag spread_the_love. Details such as time, location, and sign up links were not provided in the post, so check Literacy Lambton social channels for updates.
Literacy Lambton posted a short Facebook invite: “🎉Join us Sunday. We’ll be there!” (published 2026-02-11T02:40:15Z); the message is a community call-to-action but includes no specific calendar date, time, or location.
Literacy Lambton announced that Julia Redick received a Community Impact Grant at the Petrolia Community Fund presentation to keep a Train Your Brain program site in Petrolia for 2026–2027; Train Your Brain is a FREE evening program for grades 3–4, winter sessions are underway, and Spring registration is open at literacylambton.org (Programs tab) with sites in Sarnia, Thedford, and Alvinston starting after March break.
Literacy Lambton is promoting a free, local training opportunity in Early Childhood Education aimed at job-seekers and career-changers. The announcement highlights that the opportunity is free and positioned as a pathway to a rewarding career; no dates or contact details were provided in the source.
Literacy Lambton's Give-a-Book campaign donated new children's grief resources to Hospice Sarnia; the materials are available to borrow for one month from the lending library at the Community and Supportive Care building (460 Christina St N).
Literacy Lambton offers free one-to-one learning support for adults 18+ in Sarnia-Lambton, helping improve essential skills like reading, writing, math, and digital literacy.
Join us in celebrating National Family Literacy Day on January 27, 2026, with the theme 'Make mealtime family learning time,' promoting literacy and family engagement.
The Literacy Lambton Baby Bookworms Initiative aims to provide newborns in Lambton County with essential early literacy resources, including baby books and tips for new parents.
Join Literacy Lambton for a free virtual Family Literacy Day Celebration on January 27, 2026, featuring renowned author Barbara Reid as the speaker.
Literacy Lambton offers a Free Adult Tutoring Program providing one-to-one support for adults looking to improve their basic computer skills and digital confidence.
This year's Family Literacy Day theme is 'Make mealtime family learning time,' highlighting the kitchen as a powerful space for developing essential skills.
Join Literacy Lambton for the Early Literacy Skills Program, designed for families with babies to foster early literacy skills and community connections.
Literacy Lambton is offering a FREE Winter Train Your Brain program for grade three and four students, focusing on improving math and reading skills through play-based activities. Registration closes this Friday!
Join the Family Literacy Day Festival on January 6, 2026, hosted by Literacy Lambton, and enjoy free activities that promote family learning through mealtime.