Who We Are

We are a non-profit organization founded by parents dedicated to children with learning difficulties.

What We Do

For lasting success, a child must develop academic skills in addition to building confidence and a positive self-image to continue the learning process.

While students work to enhance and build academic skills, instruction is also taking place to help students discover how to think about learning and how to regulate habitual and anxiety-ridden learning behaviors.

"Fort Wayne Center for Learning knows what it takes to reach struggling learners. They have highly trained and dedicated instructors that work intensely with your child 1-on-1 so that they can overcome their struggles and build confidence to conquer their studies."

— Proud FWCL Parent

Success Story

Students like Addy rely on financial assistance to receive our specialized instruction. Because of your continued generosity, Addy was able to improve her reading and spelling by 212% in just 7 weeks! Because we work on building her phonics skills, Addy’s ability to read nonsense words improved by 2.5 years.

Addy is just one of the 31 students we had the pleasure of working with this year. Like Addy, many of our students improved significantly through their individualized program. 100% of the families who applied for tuition assistance received a reduction in their fees because of the outpouring of support from our community and donors like you.

Do you know a student who is struggling?

Learn more about our programs!

Our Programs

How Your Support Impacts Us & The Community

By supporting Fort Wayne Center for Learning, you are investing in the academic success of students and making a difference in our community. Your generosity helps children with learning difficulties access the resources, individualized instruction, and encouragement they need to overcome challenges, build confidence, and achieve academic success.

There is also a new tax benefit for charitable giving beginning with the 2026 tax year. Individuals may be able to claim up to $1,000 in qualifying cash charitable contributions, or $2,000 for filing jointly, on their federal tax return, even if they do not itemize their deductions.