We provide $20,000 each year to support hundreds of free programs for children and adults, including programs that focus on early literacy, history, and music, as well as technology classes and author visits. Friends also supports cultural enrichment in Muskegon through the annual Charles H. Hackley Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities.
Our mission is to support the East Lansing Public Library in as many ways as possible.
Friendly, full-service community library located on Escanaba’s waterfront.
Embrace children with incarcerated parents and empower them to break the cycle of generational involvement in the criminal justice system.
To build literacy and authorship within our community.
To serve people of all ages by actively providing easily accessible information, materials, services, and programs designed to meet the community’s evolving educational, recreational, cultural, and informational needs.
The Friends are committed to further the work of the Warren Public Library.
To provide scholarships to graduating high school seniors who are residents of the Metropolitan Detroit area, for at least four years, and who may be unlikely to have access to other scholarship resources because of average grades.
To develop partnerships with like-minded organizations, inspiring action that results in rebuilding broken lives and restoring dignity.
To meet tangible needs & bring hope to people in need. Working together we can make a positive impact in our community.