F D Campbell Memorial Library

The F D Campbell Memorial Library is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 1920. It is dedicated to serving its community through various programs and services.

Overview

The Library offers a range of services and accepts both monetary and material donations, which are tax-deductible. It focuses on enriching the cultural and educational life of its community by maintaining a vibrant collection of materials.

Donations and Community Engagement

• Monetary Donations: The library accepts donations in memory or in honor of individuals. These contributions support the library's operations and community programs.
• Material Donations: The library welcomes book donations in good condition, excluding magazines, textbooks, and encyclopedias. These donations help enhance the library's collections unless specified otherwise, such as for their annual book sale.

Governance and Volunteer Opportunities

The library is governed by a Board of Trustees. Interested parties can participate by attending board meetings to discuss responsibilities and potential contributions to the organization. The library also invites volunteers for various projects, including presentations on special subjects like birding, gardening, or cooking, as well as maintenance tasks.

Operations and Funding

As a non-profit organization, the F D Campbell Memorial Library relies on donations and community support for its operations. While specific annual budgets and federal grant details may not be publicly emphasized, the library's financial information is publicly available through tax returns, consistent with non-profit regulations.

Community Role

The library serves as a community hub, fostering a culture of learning and engagement through its programs and services. It encourages community involvement through volunteer opportunities and seeks to enhance its services through the participation of its Board of Trustees and other community members.

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