Bright Blessings Gift of Literacy
1150 Crews Road, Suite C, Matthews, NC 28105
contact@brightblessingsusa.org
704-846-2329
High School and College Level Educational Resources
This site is a compilation of free resources for getting a high school or college level education.
TAOGA — The Academy of Goal Achievers
TAOGA is a youth‑development nonprofit providing mentoring, leadership training, and college‑readiness support for high‑school students and families. Their programs help students secure college scholarships, improve post‑secondary outcomes, and build long‑term career pathways.
Services Offered:
- College readiness coaching — FAFSA, applications, scholarship navigation
- Youth leadership development
- Mentoring cohorts for grades 8–12
- Parent education workshops
- Career exploration & workforce readiness
- Community outreach and student support
Central Piedmont Community College Levine Campus and South Piedmont Community College
These community college campuses offer a variety of educational programs and services. They also offer classes in adult basic skills and training classes for the unemployed or underemployed.
To be financially literate is to know how to manage your money. This means learning how to pay your bills, how to borrow and save money responsibly, and how and why to invest and plan for retirement. This page will help you grow your financial knowledge, by beginning with the basics of money management and maturing into a smart spender.
Monroe Library
316 E. Windsor St.
Monroe, NC 28112
Lois Morgan Edwards Memorial Library
414 Hasty St.
Marshville, NC 28103
Union West Regional Library
123 Unionville-Indian Trail Rd
Indian Trail, NC 28079
Southwest Regional Branch Library
1515 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173
In addition to checking out books, you may:
Take a computer class
Find a new movie
Find an eBook or audiobook
Take a genealogy or local history class
Receive reading recommendations
Take an online class
Use a computer
Find a quiet place to study