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Fall: $1 Million Gift to Fund National Expansion

In this newsletter:

  1. Parent-Child Home Program Announces $1 Million Grant to Fund National Expansion
  2. PCHP’s Literacy Champions Gala
  3. Success Comes Full Circle, 18 Years and Counting…
  4. Brrrr…Winter is Coming! – Great Book Ideas
  5. Signs of Promise: PCHP Opens in Madison, Wisconsin
  6. Thank You to Our Supporters

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