Literacy and Education

Literacy and Education

A Mamie Eisenhower Library Project*


You can help us build the future of the Republican Party and encourage leadership by donating to our Literacy and Education fund.  Download the form and mail it back to us today!


Gifts may be made in honor or in memory of a loved one.


Donation Form


Our Literacy and Education Committee is flourishing thanks to our generous members!


  • Literacy: to encourage and support children's literacy.  Our desire is to get classical and conservative reading materials into the hands of children. This is accomplished by donating age-appropriate books where there is a need - from school libraries to preschools to home school organizations. 
  • Education: We'll be using a few minutes of each meeting to discuss an important theme which are backed up with factual sources. We're also happy to provide you with online resources to equip you with facts and reliable information.


Information is powerful. Let's commit to being well-informed!

Resources for Children, Teens, and Young Adults

Where, oh where, can your children go?


  • Hillsdale.edu Click on the "For Info" tab and scroll down to K-12 An American Classical Education.  Free to families with all kinds of resources - including a recommended booklist! They also offer a complete homeschool curriculum!
  • DictionaryProject.org:  A non-profit dedicated to providing dictionaries to all children. Enter your email address for a free daily “word-of-the-day”.
  • MrsWordsmith.com:  You'll find some free content and lots of merchandise for reading and writing. Good for pre-school through 7th grade.
  • PragerU.com-Kids:  Lots of free content for your kids.  You'll also find resources for parents and homeschool curricula on a wide variety of topics. 



How about books?


  • BraveBooks.us: Faith-based children’s books that teach traditional values. Purchase individual books or a subscription for a book a month.
  • GreatBattlesForBoys.com:  Exciting history books for ages 8-12.
  • TuttleTwins.com: Looking for children's books that teach “Freedom-Based Concepts"?  Content available for toddlers through teens. Parental guidebooks are also available.
  • BakkenBooks.com:  Wholesome chapter books and picture books that teach character lessons, core values, and strong moral values.

Resources for Adults

Visit these sites to stay up to date on current events and political issues:


  • PragerU.com Five-minute videos to 30-minute fireside chats on a wide range of subjects and a whole host of presenters.
  • Hillsdale.edu:  With dozens of free online courses, DVDs, and books for purchase, Hillsdale College provides education materials to anyone with a desire to learn. Fun Fact:  Our 2023 scholarship recipient, Lauren Bixler, is a student there!
  • Imprimis.hillsdale.edu:  A monthly publication from Hillsdale College on a variety of relevant and engaging topics. Read online or request the free print edition. 
  • DailyWire.com:  Here you'll find Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens and so many more.  News, commentary, podcasts, short documentaries...you'll find some free content but will need a paid subscription for all-access. 
  • TheAmericanCouncil.quorum.us:  You'll find pending legislation and links to write to your representatives.
  • Newsmax.com:  Conservative news outlet with a monthly print magazine, TV station, and online news content. 



  • ChroniclingAmerica.loc.gov For the researcher within us.  A collection found in the Library of Congress of more than 20 million pages of American newspapers from 1770 to 1963. Searchable. Learn history by studying what was written at the time. 
  • JoyOfMuseums.com:  Click on USA, then Top 100 USA. You’ll enjoy virtual tours of world-famous museums! You can also explore historical sites, military and war museums, ancient texts, a collection of proverbs, and so much more! 

*The Mamie Eisenhower Library Project (MELP) is a memorial honoring the former Republican First Lady. Through this project, our goal is to distribute books that enhance learning and literacy. For the 2022-2023 MELP recommended book list, please click HERE.

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