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Please help support our mission to expand adult literacy through advocacy and the development of tools and resources that make free learning more accessible to all learners.
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CrowdED Learning is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a social mission to promote the use of free and open educational resources to help adult learners achieve self-sufficiency and economic mobility through education.
EIN: 82-1729582 on the IRS Exempt Organizations Website