Oct 22, 2025
Deployment doesn’t just mean physical distance—it means missing bedtimes, inside jokes, and the small moments that make up childhood. For military families, one of the hardest losses is the nightly […]
Oct 9, 2025
On Saturday, October 4, United Through Reading hosted the local military community at its sold-out 2025 Storybook Ball. From the vibrant decor to the stories shared, the evening celebrated our […]
Oct 3, 2025
World Smile Day, celebrated on the first Friday of October each year, is a reminder of the power of a simple smile. Created in 1999 by Harvey Ball, the artist […]
Sep 19, 2025
Military families know change. A new base, a new school, a parent leaving for deployment—our kids often walk into situations where they are the “new one” or feel like the […]
Sep 18, 2025
United Through Reading is pleased to welcome three members to our Board: Ann Hammell, Mark Martinez, and York Rasmusson. Ann Hammel is an accomplished Vice President of Human Resources at […]
Aug 28, 2025
Every year, Dollar General hosts a multi-day leadership conference. This year in Nashville, TN, the conference opened with more than just speeches—it began with impact, inspiration, and community service. Our […]
Aug 27, 2025
On July 25th, United Through Reading proudly joined fellow military-support organizations for Military Appreciation Night at Rate Field’s iconic Crosstown Series White Sox vs. Cubs game. This unforgettable evening, hosted […]
Aug 11, 2025
In today’s digital world, screen time often gets a bad rap. But for military families—where deployments and training can mean weeks or months apart—screen time can be a powerful bridge […]
Aug 5, 2025
April 2025 marked a milestone of impact and heart, as United Through Reading and USAA joined forces in honor of Month of the Military Child. Across eight USAA campus locations—including […]
Jul 24, 2025
Gifted readers often present a unique challenge to caregivers, educators, and librarians. These children typically read well above grade level in terms of decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension, but that doesn’t […]
