What does LVSF stand for?

Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe (est. 1985; Santa Fe, NM)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Engaging her life-long love for education and reading, Melinda served for some years as a tutor for the Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe.

FUNERAL SERVICES AND MEMORIALS

Because Sweeney wanted to open up the world to more people, he has been a dedicated tutor for the Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe for more than four years, helping adults learn to read and write in English.

LOCAL MAN NAMED VOLUNTEER TUTOR OF THE YEAR

Teaching reading skills (free of charge) is the main cause championed by the Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe, a local nonprofit founded in 1985.

SUBTEXTS

Villasenor, whose work has been compared to that of John Steinbeck, will be reading from his latest book and speaking about his journey of self-discovery and the importance of literacy in life at a fundraising event today for Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe.

ON BECOMING 'UN HOMBRE'