Become a Member Organization

Join a province-wide network working to strengthen literacy on Prince Edward Island.

The PEI Literacy Alliance brings together organizations that believe literacy is essential to lifelong learning, economic opportunity, and healthy communities. Our 57 member organizations include community groups, businesses, government departments and agencies, unions, and educational institutions from across PEI.

By joining, your organization becomes part of a collective voice advancing literacy and learning for Islanders of all ages.

Why Join the PEI Literacy Alliance?

As a member organization, you:

• Help shape provincial literacy priorities
• Participate in Alliance governance and decision-making
• Stay connected to literacy initiatives and partners across PEI
• Strengthen collaboration and shared impact

Member organizations collectively guide the Alliance through our:

• Articles of Incorporation (defines our purposes)
• General By-law
• Elections of Board of Directors

Each member organization appoints one Authorized Representative.

Authorized Representative Role

Your Authorized Representative may:

• Attend, speak, and vote at the Annual General Meeting and special meetings
• Receive meeting minutes, the annual financial audit, newsletters, and other Alliance reports

Membership Is Free

There is currently no membership fee, making it easy to get involved and make a difference.

How to Apply

To apply for membership, please complete the application form and:

• Email it to info@peiliteracy.ca, or
• Mail it to:
  PEI Literacy Alliance
  PO Box 20107
  Charlottetown, PE
  C1A 9E3

What Happens Next?

• Applications are reviewed by the Board of Directors.
• A decision to approve or decline membership is made within three months.
• The Executive Director will contact you once your application has been reviewed.

Together, we are building a stronger culture of literacy, learning, and prosperity on PEI.

• ADHD PEI
• BGC Charlottetown
• Black Cultural Society of PEI
• Bookmark
• Canadian Mental Health Association-PEI
• Canadian Union of Public Employees
• CHANCES Family Centre PEI
• Collège de l’Île
• Community Legal Information
• Community Sector Network of PEI
• Coopérative d’intégration Francophone de l’IPÉ
• Creative PEI
• Dance Stars Academy
• Early Childhood Development Association
• Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce
• Holland College – Adult and Community Education
• Institute of Advanced Learning

• Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI
• La Commission de la langue française
• Lennox Island First Nation
• Learning Disabilities Association of PEI
• Mi’kmaq Confederacy of Prince Edward Island
• Native Council of Prince Edward Island
• PEERS Alliance
• PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women
• PEI Alliance for Mental Well-Being
• PEI Association for Community Living
• PEI Business Women’s Association
• PEI Department of Education and Early Years
• PEI Department of IT Shared Services
• PEI Department of Social Development and Seniors
• PEI Department of Workforce, Advanced Learning and Population
• PEI Family Violence Prevention Services

• PEI Federation of Labour
• PEI Home and School Federation
• PEI Public Library Service
• PEI Senior Citizens’ Federation
• PEI Speech and Hearing Association
• PEI Teachers’ Federation
• PEI Trucking Sector Council
• PEI Writers’ Guild
• Provincial Realty
• ResourceAbilities
• Richardson Wealth – PEI
• Scotiabank – Charlottetown Branch
• Société acadienne et francophone de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard
• Steam PEI and Bricks 4 Kids
• Summerside Intermediate School Literacy Committee
• The Acorn Press
• The Employment Journey
• The Learning Partnership
• Tops to Floors
• United Way of PEI
• UPEI – Faculty of Education
• Women’s Network PEI
• Workplace Learning PEI Inc.