Rose Free Library

The Rose Free Library is a US nonprofit organization dedicated to providing library services to its community. It is located in Rose, New York, and operates as part of the OWWL (Ontario, Wayne, Wyoming, and Livingston counties) library system.

History and Operations

The library offers various community programs, including book bundles, summer reading schedules, and community engagement activities. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the library implemented safety measures such as limited patron entry and mask requirements upon reopening.

Community Programs

• Book Bundle Drawing: The library conducts periodic book bundle drawings for children, using donated books.
• The Great Give Back: The library participates in community events, such as collecting non-perishable food items for local food banks.

Funding and Legal Status

As a nonprofit, the library files annual tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service, which are publicly available. The library operates under the tax identification number EIN 156024012.

Hours of Operation

The library's operating hours are typically limited to afternoons and mornings during the week, with specific hours set for each day, excluding Sundays and certain days of the week.

Challenges and Future Plans

Though specific details about future plans or challenges faced by the Rose Free Library are not widely documented, similar libraries often focus on maintaining community relevance through innovative programming and adaptability to local needs.