100% of your Money Helps Kids like these!
Building Character through Literacy is our Priority!
books in tiny little hands
In Memoriam of Lynette Brannon of Austin, TX, who was instrumental in bringing the Max Rhymes Program into schools across Texas. Her legacy endures far beyond her physical presence. Thank you for all you did for the children of Texas and the Max Rhymes Foundation. June 12, 1947 – January 24, 2026
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Early Learning Success
$966,354.82 raised to date!
Our Mission: We adopt at-risk schools and give every kindergartner, 1st and 2nd grader books, activities, and videos to build character and a strong belief system through the power of literacy.
Our Vision: A world where literacy and common values are brought back into the classroom and the home building strong character traits and breaking the cycle of poverty.
We Have An Educational Crisis On Our Hands.
- Two-thirds of U.S. students are not reading at grade level.
- Strong character traits and common core values have not been broadly taught at home making teaching more difficult.
- Over 60% of U.S. teachers quit within the first five years on the job.
- Too many at-risk children have no books at home.
Does our program help reverse these alarming trends?
Just ask our educators!
Max Rhymes partners with the Aggie Educator Network of Texas A&M University to bring our programs to school districts in Texas!
Our boots on the ground in Texas are working hard to bring Max Rhymes to key school districts across the state.
Why Kindergarten?
We Capitalize on Early Brainwaves!
Why Adopt Full Classrooms?
It Creates Saturation!
Why Rhymes?
The Messages Stay in the Subconscious Forever!
“Make things as simple as possible but no simpler.”
Albert Einstein
The simplicity of Max Rhymes is where you’ll find the magic.
Your Donation of $25 will provide a student their very own set of books!


Example from “Be Responsible Like Max.” Watch with amazement as Max teaches these values to the next generation!
See what a North Carolina Teacher says about Max Rhymes in her classroom.
Nothing can positively change the world faster than education.
There is an estimated 3 million word gap between the underprivileged and the privileged by the time they reach kindergarten.
