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Thanks to everyone who participated in our summer programs! It was a fun summer full of reading and math tutoring, SAT/ACT prep classes, career shadowing, visits to the Outdoor Education Center, and more.

Thanks to everyone who participated in our summer programs! It was a fun summer full of reading and math tutoring, SAT/ACT prep classes, career shadowing, visits to the Outdoor Education Center, and more.
A new video was just added to FLOC’s YouTube page! Hear from two FLOC parents who share their inspirational stories.

The Catalogue for Philanthropy just posted a feature on FLOC Executive Director Tim Payne!
Read about his experiences as a tutor and the advice he would give to anyone starting out in the educational nonprofit field.

Greetings, friends of FLOC!
This Thursday, June 9 from 11 a.m.-11 p.m., visit Pinkberry in Dupont Circle for frozen yogurt! Twenty percent of the proceeds will go to FLOC

We welcome the following donations before the start of our summer program June 20 or before our fall programs start in late September: 500 Sheets Lined paper (loose leaf) 500 Sheets Graph paper, standard and large sized 500 Wooden pencils 300 Pencil top erasers 20

(Ashley Bradfield is a Program Instructor in the Scholars Program.)
Earlier this month, FLOC and Sitar Arts Center held their First Annual Open Mic Night.
As part of a series of blog entries about For Love of Children’s Fifth Annual Fundraising Event, we wanted to show you a few video highlights.

(Ellie Haga is FLOC’s Executive Assistant and Development Associate.)
Before I started working at FLOC three years ago, I admit, fundraising was a foreign concept to me.

(Former FLOC student Unique Bexley gave a moving speech at “Beyond the Classroom 2011: For Love of Children’s Annual Fundraising Event” at the Academy for Educational Development on April 27. We are publishing a series of blog posts about the event.)

(FLOC Executive Director Tim Payne gave the opening remarks at “Beyond the Classroom 2011: For Love of Children’s Annual Fundraising Event” at the Academy for Educational Development on April 27. We are publishing a series of blog posts about the event.)