LEARNING ALLY, INC.
PRINCETON, NJ

Learning Ally, Inc., founded in 1995 and registered as a charity in Florida (Status: F95000004932), is dedicated to transforming lives by empowering students facing print disabilities. Located in Princeton but operating nationally from its headquarters at 20 Roszel Road, Princeton, NJ, Learning Ally offers an extensive library of audio books designed to aid students with blindness, visual impairment, and dyslexia improve their learning experiences both at home and in school environments. With nearly 70 years of experience, the organization has impacted millions of students across grades K-12. Approximately one-fifth of these learners struggle to engage with printed text, a challenge that Learning Ally addresses by providing tools that encourage confidence, comprehension, and academic success. The service has evolved significantly over time, initially inspired by Anne T. Macdonald's mission to support visually impaired soldiers post-World War II. This vision expanded into a wide-reaching non-profit initiative that not only delivers auditory books but also offers support services like Teacher Ally—a tool for educators—and VOICEtext, which combines audio narration with synchronized text highlighting. Learning Ally holds the position of the world's largest provider of audiobooks and digital texts tailored to educational needs, emphasizing its commitment through National Achievement Awards recognizing remarkable students. The organization is managed by a team led by President Andrew Friedman, Secretary Mary B O'Hagan, and Treasurer Rosemarie Loffredo. More information about their financial health can be found in their Annual Report or via the Form 990 document. Their initiatives also include professional development programs for educators to better understand and support students with dyslexia and related challenges. For further information about Learning Ally's projects, achievements, and ways to get involved, visit their website at learningally.com.