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  Daniel6246 wrote:

Erowid Center provides help to illegal drug users and unbiased information to anyone who wants to know more about recreational drugs. I think they are very important since they help minimize deaths and poor life choices. The unbiased part is... more »

  Aria G. wrote:

Hands Across the Sea made it possible for over 250 students are a primary school in a rural agricultural community to receive close to 3,000 books at no cost to the school. It was amazing how easy it was for use in country, just a little bit of coordination... more »

  susan-fifer-canby wrote:

Jane Meyers has created the Lubuto Library Project to create and stock libraries in Zambia for children who have been orphaned by HIV and violence. Her vision is develop safe havens for these children to read and learn. To those ends Jane has developed... more »

  DeborahL wrote:

I've been on the board since 2010 and look forward to serving another term when this one is complete. I feel great about the time I spend knowing that the libraries we send are such a valued and precious resource. I have also done a book drive and loved... more »

  Leah9 wrote:

I am proud to be on the board of Bess the Book Bus. Bess is a non-profit mobile literacy outreach dedicated to getting books into the households of children who would otherwise go without. There is ample research that shows kids without books in the... more »

  horbieJ wrote:

In 2013 my husband built me a book exchange to share my extra books with the neighbors and friends, then we came across a Little Free Library and I did some research and decided I wanted to be part of this wonderful organization so I registered my Library... more »

  gayelist wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Hope for Kajiado since it began. It has made a significant impact on how I view helping others. I never understood before getting involved with this organization how much of a difference one person could make on the life... more »

  ssram246 wrote:

PURE - People for Urban and Rural Education, as I have known for more than a year is a dynamic, dedicated and vibrant nonprofit. Spanning across a wide range of social issues, PURE has been an ARMY-like team with either physical or virtual existence... more »

  alchaikin wrote:

Great group of people, very mission driven and work insanely long hours. They often have parties for their volunteers, mostly just consisting of food and chats with other volunteers. One of those meetings led meet to meet a good friend of mine. more »

  malwarwick wrote:

A friend had been trying to persuade me to join him on the board of READ. I wasn't interested. Finally, he managed to seat me at a dinner next to Toni Neubauer, READ's amazing founder. By the time dinner was over, I was sold. I joined the board soon thereafter... more »

  pjallen2 wrote:

I'm honored to be a longtime supporter of SJPLF going back more than a decade. The Foundation's steadfast advocacy helps our public libraries continue to provide equitable access to information and lifelong learning! more »

  jennifer359 wrote:

Make Way for Books puts books into the hands of young children, who might not otherwise have access to them. Through its innovative programs in low income areas of Tucson and Southern Arizona, Make Way for Books gives children and their families the chance... more »

  aynot wrote:

I highly encourage anyone who is looking for a rewarding way to give back to the community to consider Book'em. I do not have children of mine own yet, however I have always loved reading and feel that all children should own books. In the fall of 2009... more »

  Writer wrote:

My first experience with the Menil was several years ago when I was asked by a friend to attend one of their events. Everyone was so welcoming and I had a blast. Since then, I have made a point to visit the museum as often as I can. The campus is beautiful... more »

  Patricia H.8 wrote:

The Hester J. Hodgdon (HJH) Libraries for All is a Colorado based 501©3 nonprofit Foundation whose mission supports library and educational opportunities in Nicaraguan communities. Via the main library in the town of San Juan del Sur, and the extensive... more »

  kennethvknight wrote:

The history and growth of Fort Lauderdale started at the intersection of the New River and Florida East Coast Railroad. The New River Inn was the first hotel in what is now Fort Lauderdale and is the "grand dame" of architecture and Southern charm.... more »

  PattyO5678 wrote:

I served on the Bernardsville Library Board of Trustees from 2009 until 2020 and was on the Library Board when the Bernardsville Library Foundation was launched in 2011. The Bernardsville Library Foundation is an all-volunteer organization, comprised... more »

  Phylly wrote:

My mother is 96 and has macular degeneration. Although she still manages to do the Times crossword puzzles, reading is a great strain. The discovery of JBI is a bright spot in her life.The convenience of the service and its competent and courteous, warm... more »

  DeniN wrote:

The book bundles from the FOLMC bookstores are such a treasure, and have become a go-to gift for me to send. Who wouldn't treasure a curated box of six to eight gently used books as a gift? And the price, INCLUDING postage? $30.00!! Such a deal.I've... more »

  gbsilver wrote:

The Village Learning Place (VLP) is one of my favorite nonprofit organizations in Baltimore. They are a critical resource, providing education and other types of support services and activities for children, adults and seniors. More importantly, they... more »

  zahra2 wrote:

BookEnds was started by a young boy who visited an LA based orphanage and discovered that there were no books available for the children at that institution. He took it upon himself to surprise his mother by collecting upwards of 800 books at school that... more »

  jbacker wrote:

I have been volunteering at the library for the last 3 or 4 years as a drop in tech helper and as an assistant to the library's volunteer coordinator. Libraries are an essential part of a democracy. The Library Foundation's support of the Boulder Public... more »

  carolsalva wrote:

Family Point Resources has made an incredible difference in our community. I am a teacher at a local high school. Many of my students are able to take advantages of the programs for underprivileged families. Some of our students are volunteering there... more »

  reedhurtado wrote:

Benetech has greatly contributed to introduce scientific debate into the baseline discussions regarding human rights violations in Colombia. Through professional advisory services and long-term training programs Benetech has sought to ensure a sustainable... more »

  SCH1521 wrote:

I first became involved with the Foundation in 2010 when I volunteered to join its Finance Committee. In 2011, I also became a member of the Audit Committee after a 35-year career as an auditor in public accounting serving many nonprofit clients in the... more »

  ron-sussman wrote:

We became involved with Books for Kids Foundation within the last year. They are constantly doing everything possible to change childrens' futures. The centers that they work with have a scarcity of books at their sites and none of them have a library.... more »

  Karengaia wrote:

Population Media Center is my favorite population NGO. Using local play writers and actors, PMS uses education soaps with good role models and bad role models to modify behavior. They teach male responsibility, the benefits of girls education, choosing... more »

  Dafrose wrote:

Attending the launch of library 245 at MCEDO BEIJING School was one of my top highlights of 2022. The priceless expression from the learners was very satisfying and a gentle reminder of the impact Start A Library is making.This library will continue... more »

  jeriwee wrote:

This is a wonderful Catholic nonprofit which helps families save money by renting homeschooling books for the school year or buying discounted new items. They also sell many other items at discounted prices to help fund raise for the support of the nonprofit.... more »

  Zhong wrote:

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is very importent to me ,I feel strongly about the impact that the Library has on the community. more »

  frazerkirkman wrote:

I love The Society Library. Their work is inspiring, there events are fun and mentally fulfilling, their team is great.I love their wearing the clothes i bought from their shop, making a stand for reason and bridge building more »

  chosen2k7 wrote:

I am super excited to be a part of this organization! They are a fun group who really love the supporting the community! more »

  Deborah R.4 wrote:

Frost Free Library is the hub of our small community. A wide variety of activities for various age levels are frequently offered and always well attended. The librarians go beyond the call of duty to let us know when a new book that might interest us... more »

  AJL1 wrote:

Intellectual Takeout is the BEST vehicle on the internet for the exchange of ideas about important public policy issues. ITO brings a balanced perspective that helps thoughtful people on both sides of the aisle apply timeless principles to new problems.... more »

  Zippy wrote:

As the only librarian in the state with a focus on serving people with disabilities, I needed a network to help me make the best use of the taxpayer dollars that supported my library. The Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies (ASCLA),... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  Candice M. wrote:

I love volunteering at Learning Ally. I've been recording books and working as a director for them for a few years. The staff is excellent at the Austin, Texas, branch. Everything is very organized. When volunteers walk in, they're greeted and paired... more »

  LKP1 wrote:

The ACFL&MH has become once again the heart and soul of the Borough of Carnegie in just a few short years. Its transformation from a dusty downtrodden relic to a vibrant, lively center of community activity is an unbelievable success story. It is... more »

  DianeDeedy wrote:

Our small public library partnered with Traveling Toys Inc in the effort to upgrade learning materials in the Children’s Section of the library. Prior to this endeavor, learning materials and toys for children and their families were sparse. Traveling... more »

  mrsohara wrote:

I've been a member of The Friends and an advocate for the Saint Paul Public Library for 20 years. The annual advocacy process is thoughtful, strategic, and effective. We've been successful at getting the Mayor and City Council to restore cuts to library... more »

  Chris Catoggio G. wrote:

Wonderful organization promoting literacy. Provided my little free library with amazing books for my community! Thank you! more »

  JB2209 wrote:

“If I had a program like ACCELERATE when I was in my 20sI’d already be living my dream. I’d be in some big corp. working oncomputers, doing what I love doing. I want othersto have this same opportunity.” — Joshua PaudaJoshua... more »

  Rick F. wrote:

Media Island has supported countless other projects through fiscal sponsorships, providing space, and by promoting a networking philosophy of supporting existing efforts rather than only our own. The larger issue of media control by corporations affects... more »

  BCSereday wrote:

When we first started going to Prospect Community Library for weekly story time, my son was extremely shy and not yet one. He loved books and would listen intently most weeks, but participation came slowly. The staff's understanding and kindness in a... more »

  Civilsocietyboston1 wrote:

Punyamurtula S. Kishore is the founder of Preventive Medicine Associates, Addiction Medicine Associates, and National Library of Addiction. Kishore has been a practicing public health scientist for over 30 years.  He began his medical career... more »

  Randall S wrote:

The Valatie Free Library is the center of our rural community. Over the past ten years our program attendence has risen 1000%. Our need for a larger space to properly attend to this growth is solved by our Sustainable Library project, which will increase... more »

  Angela wrote:

This is a great organization that collects, protects and preserves Lesbian and Feminist History. They are a vital part of lesbian and feminists women's lives by validating and mentoring women for the past three decades. Visiting and exploring this history... more »

  A library friend wrote:

Like public schools, we can't live, learn and grow without public libraries. In the last 15 years the Friends has led the effort to build a New Main library and to renovate and/or build new branch libraries throughout the city (e.g. Mission Bay, Ocean... more »

  Joy B.2 wrote:

Having lived in Newport Beach for62 years, I have extensive experience with our outstanding Library and have recently joined the Foundation Board. Whether it was forming the Friends of the CdM Library when it and our fire station were rebuilt to visiting... more »

  rubinba7 wrote:

Fabulous lecture with Rose Feinberg.thank you to the Boca Raton Library more »

  psumom wrote:

The Penn Area Library is an efficiently run organization that caters to its patrons needs. Service is friendly and personal. Staff will go out of their way to find the item(s) you need. Programs and services have expanded over the last few years and... more »

  kspitz wrote:

Reader to Reader is a great organization. They have made a real difference to many schools and libraries. Plus its a great way to give new life to old books. more »

  filmbuff wrote:

The 43rd Annual WorldFest-Houston Intl Film Festival is a remarkable and wonderful annual event! Every April it premieres more than 150 new films from around the world, and it attended by more than 500 international filmmakers. They offer more than 200... more »

  Alena Mach wrote:

Bookfeeding works closely with communities, responding to their call and tailoring the libraries to their needs. I helped to build few of those libraries and the positive feedback from the communities is overwhelming! The strong powerful women - volunteers... more »

  Isabella F. wrote:

The La Jolla Athenaeum is an amazing library. There are many great art books that you can check out and the library puts on various art openings and events. I have volunteered at the Athenaeum for three years and the experience has been very rewarding.... more »

  gingraham wrote:

We love our local library ~ the employees are kind and helpful! more »

  nhverduin wrote:

The Friends of the Bernardsville Public Library have provided support through funding and offering programs and events. The Friends mission is to fill in the gaps that make a good library great We support almost all children's programing, extras such... more »

  Mary Ann Z. wrote:

L'Arche Erie belongs to an International Federation that provides homes for adults with intellectual disabilities. Being the first L'Arche community in the USA out of 18, L'Arche is a place where mutual relationships and trust in God iare at the heart... more »

  steve7 wrote:

I read early readers to my daughter until she started reading them to me. Great resource for both parents and children. ~Steve Mancuso more »

  Writer wrote:

When I begin to volunteer for this organization I found out that all the books were been donated to begin a literacy program that was in dyer need of books and velocity of books made that happen. more »

  Robert203 wrote:

We at the Tracy Public Library are not only the home of Woody’s Library Computers, but have received several computers from Woody prior to this charity’s formation. Woody gave us four computers for our patrons general daily use, as well a 12 seat... more »

  interestedparty wrote:

I have been a past member - but will not join again. I am afraid this organization has become nothing more than a trade show company. It appears that all their efforts now evolve around the coin shows they sponsor around the country. If you are a... more »

  andrew6 wrote:

KCGM is a wonderful ministry to Korea, providing evangelism and a children's home, blessing and helping many. If you want a part in doing good and blessing many in Korea, KCGM is the way to go. more »

  Pat_65 wrote:

I first leaned about Best Friends many years ago. As a volunteer with various animal welfare organizations, it seemed as if everyone i worked with knew about Best Friends and admired the organization. And, of course, I watched National Geographic... more »

  Tdonahue wrote:

I love just walking into Cuba Circulating Library. It's such a warm and welcoming space, and the staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful. The amount of programming offered throughout the year is impressive, especially for children in the community.... more »

  Lisa_Mallory wrote:

I have really enjoyed volunteering for Reading Around the World! It's so encouraging to see how rapidly the students learn. After building a library at Gerezani Primary School, student test scores rose significantly - the school went from being ranked... more »

  Scottie Z. wrote:

Friends of the Palo Alto Library (the CORRECT name of the nonprofit) has existed for 30 years. Starting small, FOPAL has grown to include approx. 150 volunteers. The objectives of FOPAL include receiving donated books, sorting for subject (biography,... more »

  rosalyn_mcqueen wrote:

Duchess of York I know longer believe in the homeless. as a MD PC GEN I know that it is impossible to correct criminals. The following is application see government law it states death and nothing short. Therefore no charity. ... more »

  mv1emv2 wrote:

Love the changes being made. Our new library should be wonderful! more »

  1175 wrote:

The Friends have entered a contract with the Town of Wickenburg to provide $117,500/year to pay half the cost of keeping the public library open through FY 2014-2015. The library is only 3 percent of the town budget, but has taken a terrible hit in the... more »

  Writer wrote:

We only contribute now to this organization because it sends prompt thank you letters no matter the size of our gift, and they always have a note from the library development person who tells us what we're impacting. We used to contribute to several nonprofits... more »

  eileenretamal@yahoo.com wrote:

FOR is the social service provider for Mckees Rocks-Stowe. They do amazing things with few resources. They are profoundly committed to families, young children, health, and education. They are constantly growing and looking to address needs in the community. more »

  Writer wrote:

I am an intern at OLE for the past 3 months, I am so impressed by the dedication of all the people who work at OLE to improve education in developing countries. OLE has now started a program at Zaatari camp, Jordan, to improve the education of Syrian... more »

  Unknown wrote:

I am so grateful to have this library in our area. Reading to learn and to relax and enjoy, being able to use a computer online, the availability of magazines, books and movies on tape and disk, as well as newer technologies, programs of interest,... more »

  lazzaroni wrote:

Beautiful facilities with helpful staff. They do a great job promoting reading and additional fun activities. more »

  Susan284 wrote:

This is a group of women who are all proven descendants of patriots of the American Revolution. We do a lot of service activities for Veterans, we plant trees for conservation and help beautify our local area and so many other things. more »

  Rodney R. wrote:

This is a such a great event in Omaha. Every year Timothy Schaffert puts together a group of writers and artists from all over the country... Right here in Omaha. He's been featured in publications for his event across the country. It's a great city... more »

  Dean75771 wrote:

My son had left his I pad outside the library mistakenly one day. He met me at the front door when I got home from work that night to take him to the library. We got to the front door of the library to find that his I Pad wasn't there. I wasn't... more »

  Betty Ann B. wrote:

I joined this small nonprofit group 6 months ago because I felt very fortunate to have such a wonderful resource in our small town. The building the Library is housed in was originally the town's only schoolhouse. It was built 137 years ago in a Second... more »

  Joan22 wrote:

This private non profit Law School provides a wonderful service to the Central Valley. It offers a schedule that can accommodate all students. They have a committed faculty and administration that I have been honored to support for over 20 years. more »

  GuymonRotary wrote:

I love the way this volunteer takes books to the streets for the kids during the times when school is not in session. What a great way to share the love of reading and of education! more »

  SueWo wrote:

Continually rated one of the top public libraries in the United States in the Library Journal index of star libraries. more »

  gaylegifford wrote:

The Community Libraries of Providence (new name) are just fantastic! There are nine libraries serving the neighborhoods of Providence. The programming can't be beat, with children's story hours, book groups, maker space, seed library, Spanish language... more »

  GKnight wrote:

Mary Lee Gowland, the star of our hearts—age 73— quietly passed into another realm on April 5, 2023, attended by her husband Joe at their home in Kerrville, Texas. Mary Lee maintained a good sense of humor throughout her life moving to Kerrville,... more »

  Jeremy L.2 wrote:

This is a very good organization helping to fill the need for toys to encourage play in younger children by lending toy boxes through various libraries and affiliates. I would encourage others to support the organization as we have. more »

  DebbieParr wrote:

Great place to meet interesting people. Run by volunteers and they try to promote good things that are issues in the area. more »

  cyndyemail.com wrote:

Open to the public during pandemic with kind and helpful staff. more »

  teetee1982 wrote:

Good Afternoon. My name is Tyshondra Barnes. l will no longer will be doing business with Newberry Library l had an event last week and l paid them some money in addition. l have the written contract. l get there and the staff member that works... more »

  levansanders wrote:

My name's levan sanders.My daughter is being housed. In a home where the residents are filming home videos and localsite pornaghery. I have went threw the rugler channel in funding on my legal repentation... Please contact me 336-327-3406. Or 336... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

CTL has such an important mission of providing affordable work tools in the Chicago area with a beautiful sharing model that just makes me smile!! The founder is passionate and smart and awesome!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK... more »

  abigailcampbellrowe wrote:

Pennfield is truly a gem! My children have been attending Pennfield for the last 5 years. In that time, they have grown and learned so much and have been loved and supported by the strong community. The girls have blossomed at Pennfield, gaining tremendous... more »

  Volunteer-BPL wrote:

The Brooklyn Public library will always have my loyalty. The library has been my pillar of support through the years. At the library, I have access to a wide variety of books and videos and cd's, they have great programs and very helpful staff, its a... more »

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  Dahlia123 wrote:

Arapahoe Libraries have become a hot bed of scandal, caught promoting "homework tools" to children that contained hard core p*rn. Even the designated children's areas had computers that linked to hard core, adult material in just a few clicks. They are... more »

  aslivashikarankhan wrote:

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  MonaRoloson wrote:

I may not have a lot of money to donate to this charity, but I have donated a lot of books to them. The money they make selling books in this little stores goes right to the library. With budget cuts, the library which I use & especially my kids use have... more »

  wallypop wrote:

The Lubec Memorial Library serves a very important role in our small seaside community in what is the poorest county in Maine. The library has six public access computers making the opportunities of the Internet available to citizens who either don't... more »

  Paul197 wrote:

As a kid in the 1980s, I spent hours and hours in the Heritage Public Library (then the "McDonald Free Library"). I was blessed to live less than a block away. The library's books made it possible for me to travel back in time and to distant lands.... more »

  Jeannie11 wrote:

As a volunteer who shares real history with vacationers, history buffs, and students from all over the world I feel so blessed to meet so many eager for answers. Every guest comes seeking knowledge and bringing a story of their own. Some of the guest... more »

  vkspiro wrote:

An independent 501c3, the Associates of the Boston Public Library is dedicated to cataloguing, conserving and digitizing the Library's Special Collections. These extraordinary holdings include such irreplaceable treasures as President John Adams's personal... more »

  WaShawn wrote:

I had the good fortune to travel to the Northeast in July of this year from my home in Washington State. I say good fortune because among the areas I visited, Bath, Maine and the "Maine Maritime Museum" was top on my list.As someone interested in... more »

  Busy grandmother wrote:

This incredibly busy county-wide library has 8+ FTE staff and perhaps 300 volunteers. Since the county ended funding, its circulation figures have increased, and, in my view, it's more fun. Volunteers at the checkout desk are cheerful, the maintenance... more »

  lpopofsky1 wrote:

The Holocaust Center of Northern California (HCNC) has added an intensely meaningful dimension to my life as an American Jew. HCNC works tirelessly to increase awareness about the causes and consequences of racism, anti-Semitism, intolerance and indifference... more »

  jenh231 wrote:

The CLS hosted the Charleston Academy of Music's Kidzymphony recital last fall. It was wonderful to partner up with them and they allowed us to invite the public to the concert. more »

  Deirdre_H wrote:

For many years now, I have been giving donations to my small, local community library. I've served as a long-time volunteer, and I've watched it grow. The library is close enough to my home that I can walk to it, which is important because I can't drive.... more »

  Reachlinda wrote:

The Second Century Fund is a major supporter of capital improvements for Glastonbury's Welles-Turner Memorial Library. They have spent years planning, advocating, and fundraising for library renovations including major expansions. The fund has pledged... more »

  lovethe916 wrote:

I had a great visit to the California Automobile Museum (I think the Foundation is the actual nonprofit entity, but the Museum is what you actually experience). There are cars from the early 1900s like a REO and a Dodge Brothers car to the beautiful... more »

  MEJ2015 wrote:

NSDAR is a class act in their programs that support the mission of education, preservation, patriotism. From the essay contests to support of veterans to one of the best genealogical libraries in the country, NSDAR hits all the right notes. For women... more »

  Richard H.2 wrote:

I am amazed at the depth and breadth of programs that are available to children and adults. The free Wednesday STEM program for kids is very creative. My wife really enjoys the free Yoga classes on Monday and Wednesday evenings. I m impressed with... more »

  kclawton53 wrote:

Thanks to April, Librarian at the Cadillac MI Public Library. April has helped me so much with technology. She has been so patient in answering my questions and helping me navigate the e world. No matter how seemingly simple my questions are, she knows... more »

  smartsconsultingllc wrote:

The Open Hearth Foundation (OHF) has pursued its mission with significant success despite enormous challenges. As an all-volunteer effort in a community that is frequently at odds with itself, the OHF remains a professional, ethical, transparent and honest... more »

  NateKlarfeld wrote:

As a former Board Chair of The Stonewall Library & Archives I can proudly say that this is one of the hidden gems of Fort Lauderdale. The collection has been carefully preserved for over 40 years, most of which was done with 100% volunteer staff. The... more »

  Tom U. wrote:

The Sanibel Public Library FOUNDATION is a support organization for the Sanibel Public Library, a true gem of our community. The library is universally loved on Sanibel and has received superior reviews from the major library rating organization. The... more »

  MessagesProject wrote:

Books on Wheels has been a tremendous resource for The Messages Project. We record and send messages from inmates to their children. When we are able, we like to make books available for the inmates to read on camera and then send as a gift to their... more »

  tkang wrote:

The Volunteer for Literacy is a program dedicated to supporting adult learners and local literacy service providers through volunteer tutors. The only program in greater Los Angeles that brings crucial resources to a wide range of literacy providers... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

To enhance library support and services to the communities it serves. Libraries in deschutes county are far below the standard... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Support the restoration and renovation of the buildings in the public library system of brookline, massachusetts and to make funds... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The library's mission is to "enrich the lives of the individuals of delary beach's diverse communities by creating and sustaining... more »

Tree House Books in on a mission to grow and sustain a community of Readers, Writers, and Thinkers in Philadelphia. more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Promote and honor daughters of the american revolution more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Historic, educational, and patriotic services more »

Enhance reading of community more »

Programming support for the public library district more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Bergeson elementary school foundation's mission is to generate and provide financial support and enrichment to the school's academic,... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Our mission is to raise awareness of South County Regional Library as a cultural and educational asset in the community by enhancing... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The mission of the leo baeck institute is to study and preserve the history and culture of german-speaking jewry. more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Provide pennsylvanian's with a collaborative, high-quality, open source integrated library system that is equitable, cost-efficient... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

To preserve history, support education, promote patriotism more »

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution are historic preservation, promotion of education... more »

Friends are volunteers dedicated to enhancing library services, equipment, and programs not normally provided by public funding.... more »

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