Project Literacy is making reading fun for the whole family with the 8th annual Raise-a-Reader BBQ at Kelowna's Landmark District. 

On Sept. 26, families can come get a beef or veggie burger lunch with pop and chips for just $12 to support literacy programs. 

Executive Director Paul Zuurbier said, "We provide one-to-one literacy tutoring, which is rare these days. This allows each of our volunteers to help build their learnersa国际传媒檚 overall confidence and literacy skills."

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The barbecue will be on from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.