Children's Dyslexia Center - Madison

Every year at the Walk for Dyslexia, the art on the shirts is designed by a student. This year's art was designed by Jaden! His family joined him at the walk where he was honored for his design.

Thank you to everyone who walked with us last month! Your support raised funds and awareness for the Center.

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Do you go out for walks on Saturday morning? Consider joining the Center for the 15th Annual Walk for Dyslexia on Saturday, May 18 at 8:30 am in Brittingham Park.

Walk for Dyslexia-Madison Families and community members can choose to gather in beautiful spring weather to make strides against dyslexia or participate with a virtual option.   On Saturday, May 18, 2024 the public is invited to join in the Walk for Dyslexia to benefit the Madison Area Children’s Dyslexia Center, which ...

Brother Michael Stadler, a member of the Valley of Madison who teaches high school English at St. John's Northwestern Academy in Delafield, recently presented a generous check to the Children's Dyslexia Center of Madison.

Brother Stadler is the advisor for their Chapter of the National English Honor Society, which held a read-a-thon as a fall fundraiser. They have graciously donated the funds to our Center. Brother Michael is in the center of the photo.

Accepting the check is CDC Director Kelly Kuenzie (l) and Lyle Christian (r), member of the Board of Governors for the Madison Center.

We are grateful for the support of New York Life employees and agents from New York Life's Wisconsin General Office. Thank YOU!

WISCONSIN, January 9, 2024— Children’s Dyslexia Center of the Madison Area announced today that the volunteer service of a team of New York Life employees and agents from New York Life’s Wisconsin General Office resulted in a $9,261 Volunteers for Good Team Grant to the organization. The support will help to provide dyslexia tutoring to children.
The Volunteers for Good Program recognizes and encourages the group efforts of New York Life’s employees, retirees, and agents. Qualified teams may apply for a grant for nonprofit organizations where they volunteer their time.

Pictured left to right: Shawn R Fischer, New York Life Agent/ Registered Representative from New York Life’s Wisconsin General presents a $9,261Volunteers for Good Team Grant check that resulted from the office’s volunteer efforts to Roger Nitzsche, President, Board of Governors and Kelly Kuenzie, Director of Children’s Dyslexia Center of the Madison Area. * Not pictured Linda McCrary (New York Life)

Walk for Dyslexia registration is open! We are grateful to be hosting the 15th annual walk to raise awareness and support for the Center.

https://runsignup.com/walkfordyslexia2024

Walk for Dyslexia 2024
Families and community members can gather in beautiful spring weather to make strides against dyslexia or participate with a virtual option. On Saturday, May 18, 2024, the public is invited to join in the Walk for Dyslexia to benefit the Madison Area Children’s Dyslexia Center, which offers free, individualized tutoring for Dane County children who struggle with reading, writing, and spelling. In-person registration will begin at 7:30 am at Brittingham Park (829 W. Washington Avenue, Madison, WI). The 5K walk/fun run will start at 8:30 am.

Walk for Dyslexia 2024 The Walk for Dyslexia 2024 is on Saturday May 18, 2024. It includes the following events: 5K Walk/Fun Run (In-Person) and 5K Walk (Virtual).

The Center is closed today. Enjoy the Snow Day! Stay warm and safe! 😊

Thank you American Family Insurance Championship for supporting the Center.

Today, the Championship, the Stricker Family, and the Foundation announced that they awarded $2,435,000 to 147 nonprofit organizations in the community. We are grateful to be selected as a recipient of this philanthropy.

Are you watching the Packers game tonight? They shared Rashan Gary's personal story of having dyslexia. His cleats are a tribute to "Made By Dyslexia" and bringing more awareness to individuals with dyslexia.

Go Pack Go!

Thank you for raising awareness, Rashan Gary ®

Thank you to everyone who has supported the Center for . While we know that every Tuesday can be a day of giving, we are excited to be joining in this annual celebration of generosity.

There is still time to be part of the celebration!

https://madison-cdc.org/donate/

Y’all know the drill…Mystery Wrapped Books go FAST!

Even with a limit of two books per customer, these lovelies won’t last long. If you’re hoping to grab a couple, we invite you to stop by the store as early as you can today.

What’s that underneath them? BOOK BAGS! They’re still here, friends! Which one will you pick? Or will you ask us to make a custom bag for you? 🤓

is a global generosity movement, unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. We are grateful that you are here with us! Consider joining with a gift in support of the Center's tutoring program.

https://madison-cdc.org/donate/

Are you celebrating tomorrow? If you want to join the celebration a little early, you can share a donation today!

https://madison-cdc.org/donate/

Today is National Philanthropy Day and we want to share our sincere thanks to everyone who shares their philanthropy with the Center. We are honored to steward your philanthropic gifts to support children with dyslexia.

Thank you to The Capital Times for this great article!

Children's Dyslexia Center an 'invaluable' resource for families The Madison center is seeking more tutors in light of a yearslong waitlist for children seeking the free services to improve their reading and writing.

Tutoring is back in session tonight. We hope everyone had a great fall break.

Share your Halloween photos with us today. Decorated front porches, fun costumes, and more are welcome. Did anyone dress up as their favorite book character?

The Center is closed for fall break! We will be returning for tutoring on Wednesday, November 1st. Enjoy the falling leaves this week.

Remember to join us for the event tonight!

6:00 p.m. at Sequoya Library for the screening of The Right to Read.

Madison Children's Dyslexia Center | Celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month: Free Screening of The Right to Read Join Madison Public Library and the Children’s Dyslexia Center of the Madison Area for our annual celebration of October as Dyslexia Awareness Month!

Celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month with the Center! We are partnering with Madison Public Library for a free screening of The Right to Read on Monday, October 9 at 6 p.m.

The new documentary from Executive Producer LeVar Burton is 71 minutes long. A light dinner will be served before the screening, and we will follow up with a moderated discussion.

https://madison-cdc.org/event/celebrate-dyslexia-awareness-month-free-screening-of-the-right-to-read/

Wisconsin Masonic Center is our home and we are happy to support their upcoming blood drive. See you there!

🩸 Have you signed up for our blood donation drive yet? 🩸

Make a life-saving impact in your community this Saturday. Contact the Wisconsin Masonic Center for more information and schedule your donation at https://www.redcrossblood.org/.

Why do dyslexics make such good spies? Check out the resources from Made By Dyslexia!

Don't forget that tonight (August 30) at 7 p.m. is our parent meeting! We can't wait to discuss the year ahead and introduce you to our staff!

**This is for current families of the Center who are signed up for tutoring starting next week.**