by Ashley Goldsmith | Dec 23, 2025 | CLUA, ENP News, Gardens, Literacy, Parent Engagement, Saturday Sports, Serving Our Schools
At Every Neighborhood Partnership, we believe change begins when people show up consistently, with humility, and ready to walk alongside one another. Our 2024–2025 Impact Report tells the story of what can happen when neighbors come together with purpose....
by Ashley Goldsmith | Nov 22, 2025 | ENP News, Literacy, Serving Our Schools
This letter is inspired by countless stories we’ve heard from the children our Literacy Mentors work with. The name and details are fabricated below for privacy. Hi, My name is Moses. I’m in 2nd grade. I want to tell you something. At the beginning of the year,...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Jul 10, 2024 | Campus Presence, ENP News, Literacy
After a Year of Literacy Support, How Are Our Students Doing? A child’s reading skills are directly tied to their ability to thrive as an adult. Completing job applications, applying for scholarships, registering to vote, and getting a car loan all involve reading!...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Apr 3, 2024 | Campus Presence, Community Outreach, ENP News, Literacy, Neighborhood Presence, Saturday Sports, Serving Our Neighborhoods, Serving Our Schools
Nonprofits like Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP) cannot do what we do without volunteers. In 2023, volunteers invested 28,938 hours in Fresno schools and neighborhoods through ENP’s School Support and Neighborhood Development programs. These hours are equal...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Feb 28, 2024 | ENP News, Literacy, Partnership Spotlight
Fresno residents are invited to attend a local screening and panel discussion of the documentary, The Right to Read, at the historical Tower Theatre on Monday, March 4th at 6 PM. About the Film: The Right to Read shares the stories of an activist, teacher, and two...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Dec 28, 2023 | Literacy, Neighborhood Presence, Parent Engagement, Serving Our Schools
What is the most important contributor to a student’s success in school? In Fresno Unified, 80% of students are unable to read at their grade level. Fresno schools are growing their early intervention programs and literacy mentors are providing one-on-one support to...
