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Reading Is Fundamental, UK
Promoting book choice, ownership and the fun of reading

Individual supporters

'I think Reading Is Fundamental, UK does a fantastic job. It's wonderful that so many children can now have their own books and discover for themselves that reading is fun.'
Jacqueline Wilson, Children's Laureate 2005-2007.

As well as financial support from funders and publishers, RIF is also supported by individuals who donate on a monthly basis. If you wish to support RIF in this way, please visit the donate page to find out how.

RIF is also supported by individuals who promote our work, either as RIF Ambassadors or by attending events.

The Countess of Wessex
Countess of Wessex at St Ethelbert's PrimaryWe are very grateful to the Countess of Wessex for her support and attendance at our special event launching a series of special RIF events in celebration of the Children's Party at the Palace for the Queen's 80th birthday. The event took place at St Ethelbert's RC Primary School in Slough on Wednesday 10 May and was a great success, with the Countess spending a great deal of time talking to children in Years 3, 4 and 5 as well as presenting them with their books.
John Amaechi
John Amaechi reading aloudJohn is an ex-NBA basketball star, captain of the Commonwealth basketball team and is one of RIF's longest-standing ambassadors.

Some messages of support on the 10th anniversary of RIF, UK


'From the moment I first heard about Reading Is Fundamental I became an enthusiast. The concept is brilliant but would be worthless without the dedicated National Literacy Trust team whose hard work and organisation makes the whole thing work. Here's to the next ten years, when I shall continue to champion you whenever I can.'

Bernard Ashley, author and RIF Ambassador.

'I so much value the superb work undertaken by Reading Is Fundamental in motivating children to pick up a book. I feel as passionate as you and the National Literacy Trust about encouraging children to read and find pleasure in books.'

Gervase Phinn, author.

'Reading
is fundamental. I know how much I loved the very few books on my own childhood shelves and how they lured me to the library and enriched my life. So all good wishes to RIF UK on their 10th anniversary celebration.'
Anne Fine, author and Children's Laureate 2001-2003.
Visit Anne's websites at www.annefine.co.uk and www.myhomelibrary.org.

'I knew almost nothing about RIF before I wrote The Riddle of the Poisoned Monk. It is such a worthwhile organisation. The children obviously enjoy the events and the opportunity to choose a book - mine or otherwise! Many of them seemed thrilled to be going away clutching a book. It is so nice for me to meet the children and chat to them - they are always so eager to take part.'

Sarah Matthias, author.

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