Our Impact

We're excited to share highlights from a recent interview with our founder, Carlo Franzblau, conducted by Dr. Sam Bommarito. This conversation, part of a series exploring innovative approaches to literacy, sheds light on SOAR's mission.

Learn how SOAR boosts reading achievement rapidly and how to sign up. This program is currently available only in the Tampa Bay area.

Hear feedback from parents and students on how Sing Out and READ has changed their lives, including a short tutorial on how the tablet program works.

This video shows children using the SOAR Program (formerly known as the Family Literacy Project), Sing Out and READ's individualized, e-learning program that helps struggling young readers.

Watch the Sing Out and READ video feature from the FOX 13 News segment What's Right with Tampa Bay by Mark Wilson.

We want to thank our donors and those who attended our second annual soirée, once again! Your contribution to ending children’s illiteracy will impact our youth and their lifetime of success.

The Family Literacy Project (FLiP) is a transformative reading program that helps children improve their reading skills, boosts confidence, and provides support for lifelong learning.

Impact Catalyst interviews Beth and Carlo Franzblau, Co-Founders of Sing Out and READ.

Webinar: Sing Out and READ Progress during COVID

FLiP helps at-risk students gain a full year of reading proficiency in just 3 months.

Reporter Trevor Pettiford examines how Sing Out and READ's home-based program tablets are helping at-risk kids rapidly build reading proficiency.

In this interview Ann C. Kay, co-founder and Educational Coordinator of the Rock ‘n’ Read Project, gives us an engaging and informative look at the topic of the impact of music on reading fluency and prosody.

To convey the full story of nonprofit Sing Out and READ, Carlo’s wife and co-founder Beth Franzblau, developed a 4-minute video storyline with SPARK Media producer Amy Mariani Wright.