Giving to the Library

The library holds many examples of the generosity of our patrons and the community: the bench outside our front doors donated in memory of Leo Maki, the wooden rocking chair in the Reading Room in memory of Harry Day, the garden along Newton Street, improved lighting,and many books presented in memory of loved ones.

You can give to the library in different ways, by becoming a volunteer, by joining the Friends of the Beaman Memorial Public Library or by making a monetary donation. We appreciate each and every donation – more than that, we rely on your generosity to help us achieve our vision to excel as the lifelong learning and cultural center of our community, to provide exemplary services and to promote equal access to information for all who enter our doors. The Beaman Memorial Public Library is a municipal department of the Town of West Boylston. Donations to the library are tax deductible.

Gifts of Cash
Checks may be made out to the Beaman Memorial Public Library with the words “Gift Fund” written on the memo line. This money goes directly to the library and is used to supplement the operating budget for books and small furnishings, depending on current needs. The library will consider gifts in support of special projects and specific interests and larger contributions are gratefully accepted.

Adopt-a-Magazine
We welcome contributions to help us maintain our current collection of magazines and newspapers. You can pay for a subscription for a favorite magazine by calling Library Assistant, Sue Smith, at 508 835-3711. She will provide you with complete information about the program and aid you in your selection.

Memorial Funds
A fund for the purchase of books and other materials may be established in honor or memory of a person. A special bookplate will be placed in each item purchased from this fund. Donations targeted to larger projects such as the tall lights at the front of the library building serve as a wonderful recognition of loved ones. Please contact the Library Director, Louise Howland, at 508 835-3711 for more information.
 

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