Children's Dyslexia Center - Madison

Walking with friends will definitely make a 5k more enjoyable! Invite a few friends to register with you for the Walk for Dyslexia on Saturday, May 16.

www.walkfordyslwxiamadison.org

The Walk for Dyslexia is a wonderful way to get involved and show your support of the Center. It is also our largest fundraiser of the year. The Center is supported by many individuals, companies, and granting organizations. We also rely on you to join us and help spread the word about the Center. Register today!

https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Madison/WalkforDyslexia

Walk for Dyslexia partnership alert 🚨

First up is a returning favorite, The Curious Crafter Madison! The Curious Crafter will entertain kids with arts and crafts projects. This is a great way to cool down after your 5k walk.

Register today:

www.walkfordsylexiamadison.org

Some exciting news about the Walk for Dyslexia! We always start and end at Brittingham Park. This year, we have a few partnering organizations joining the festivities. Watch our social media for updates on who will be there. Are you registered?

Walk for Dyslexia-Madison Walk for Dyslexia is an annual fundraising event for the Children's Dyslexia Center- Madison Area. Each year, walkers join in person at Brittingham Park or virtually to support the Center's work providing free tutoring to children aged 7-17 with dyslexia. 

Check out what Patrick Dempsey shares about having dyslexia.

Brilliant Wednesday Wisdom for any Dyslexic Thinker from Grey's Anatomy star, Patrick Dempsey.

As dyslexics, navigating a school system that measures us on our challenges and not our strengths, we're used to making mistakes. But we're also experts in picking ourselves up, dusting ourselves down and trying again. And when we find and focus on our strengths, there's no stopping us.

4 out of 5 successful dyslexics attribute their success to their Dyslexic Thinking.

Read the full article in El Pais here:
https://english.elpais.com/culture/2025-02-19/patrick-dempsey-dyslexia-was-a-lesson-in-humility-that-saved-me-from-the-temptation-to-believe-i-was-better-than-anyone-else.html

It is a beautiful day. It feels like a great day to consider walking in the Walk for Dyslexia happening on May 16th. Register today and then head outside to enjoy the sunshine!

Walk for Dyslexia 2026 The Walk for Dyslexia 2026 is on Saturday May 16, 2026. It includes the following events: 5K Walk/Fun Run (In-Person) and 5K Walk (Virtual).

DONATE WHILE YOU DINE!

Join us tomorrow night, Monday January 19, at Middleton Culver's for a night out in support of the Center!

From 5-8 pm Middleton Culver's (2906 Parmenter St, Middleton, WI 53562) is donating back to the Center. Board members and friends will be volunteering so stop by, say hi, and grab some dinner.

Thank you to the Feller School for sharing this article. We are always looking for ways to share the story of the Center!

If you are still shopping for someone this holiday season, consider the gift of a 5K walk. The Walk for Dyslexia is happening on Saturday, May 16 and there is no time like today to register and start walking together. Walker registration supports free tutoring at the Center.

Walk for Dyslexia 2026 The Walk for Dyslexia 2026 is on Saturday May 16, 2026. It includes the following events: 5K Walk/Fun Run (In-Person) and 5K Walk (Virtual).

Made by Dylsexia shared this powerful pep talk by Jason Lewis. We know that some of our local parents are giving talks like this to their kids every day to lift them up.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CoUwy78Gr/

"Just know that you’re no less. Your mind just works in different ways, and you’re gonna do amazing."

We love this pep talk Lewis Hamilton gave his neice after she found out she was dyslexic - just like him.

When you discover you're dyslexic, it's vital that you hear the right messages from the get go, and that you understand your Dyslexic Thinking brings extraordinary strengths that are even more vital in our changing world, as well as challenges, which - with the right support - you can work around.

If you'd like to know more about how to explain dyslexia to a child, check out our website: madebydyslexia.org/parents

Read the full People article about Lewis here: https://people.com/lewis-hamilton-reveals-what-he-told-his-niece-after-she-was-diagnosed-with-dyslexia-11857799