Dine & Make a Difference with the John Corcoran Foundation

Join the John Corcoran Foundation on Thursday, November 13th from 3pm-8pm at Boudin SF at Encinitas for a meet-and-greet with John Corcoran, author of “The Teacher Who Couldn’t Read” and founder of the John Corcoran Foundation.

The John Corcoran Foundation’s mission is to end illiteracy and they are doing so by providing one-on-one literacy instruction at their Second Nature Learning Center in Oceanside and through online programs for at-risk and low-income children and adults. The foundation’s approach has proven to be effective in producing an average of a three-year grade equivalent improvement in students. Over the past five years, more than 3,000 students have learned to read and comprehend English through the foundation’s programs.

The foundation also offers scholarships to families facing financial hardship. The JCF team wants everyone, both children and adults alike, to have an equal opportunity to learn to read.

John Corcoran founded the John Corcoran Foundation after nearly 50 years of struggling and getting by as an illiterate teacher, successful real estate developer, and father.

Please join John Corcoran and the JCF Team for delicious food and to help end illiteracy! 20% of sales will go towards benefitting the foundation’s literacy programs.

For more information about the John Corcoran Foundation or about this event please contact Kayla Mertes at 619-841-4786.