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Greetings, library friends and supporters,

Your Jefferson County Library District is open and serving east Jefferson County residents every day, seven days a week. For just one day each year, we ask you and other library supporters like you to consider making a small contribution to our work. Tuesday, April 4th, is Library Giving Day. It’s a nationwide, 24-hour online fundraising campaign for libraries – you can learn more at Library Giving Day or by following the hashtag #LibraryGivingDay on social media.

Your support on April 4th helps us continue our mission of “Feeding Minds and Fueling Dreams.” Through online and in-person programs as well as physical and digital resources, the District supports the entire community as a source of information, socialization, education, and entertainment. Again this year, the Friends of the Jefferson County Library are challenging the community to double their impact with a matching grant of up to $4,000, so your dollars can go twice as far toward meeting the District’s $10,000 goal.

On April 4th, please consider doing what you can to support the continued growth of your Library District. You can donate using our online donation form – donations of any size are appreciated, and so is helping us spread the word about this campaign by sharing it on social media. Follow the Jefferson County Library District on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter for #LibraryGivingDay updates and information as we get closer to the “big day” on April 4th.

Thank you for helping us make a meaningful difference for our entire community!

Sincerely,

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Dr. Tamara R. Meredith
Director

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All charitable contributions to the Jefferson County Library District are tax-deductible under section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code. Please consult your financial professional regarding these matters.