Today is Library Giving Day

Posted April 6, 2022 at 7:44 am by

The San Juan Island Library sends along a reminder about the importance of its individual financial supporters.

What is 100 years old and opens its doors to Islanders 6 days a week? Your local library! The San Juan Island Library welcomes Islanders and visitors of all ages, and has for a century. With nothing more than your free library card, you have access to an incredible variety of reading materials, media, games, technology resources, and support from friendly staff and volunteers.

Library Giving Day started as an idea generated by the Seattle Public Library Foundation. The concept was to create a national day of giving that public libraries would rally around and that the public would embrace.

As an individual supporter, you can provide critical funding for programs not covered by the Library’s budget.

Did you know that your library offers ten innovative programs each month designed to engage Islanders in learning and discovery at any age? A safe place for teens to meet up, caring outreach for island seniors, and job research opportunities are just a few of the services available beyond the traditional media collections and resources.

Show your appreciation for the many ways the San Juan Island Library provides a place for you to discover the things you value – learning, reading, and essential connection with other community members. Make a secure online donation, drop off donations, or mail checks to the SJI Library, 1010 Guard Street, Friday Harbor, WA 98250. Please also share the library’s social media posts and this article with your friends.

All donations for Library Giving Day will be used for general support of programs and materials. Together, we can make it a success.

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