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EUGENE PUBLIC
LIBRARY FOUNDATION
Happy Birthday
Library Foundation!!!! On November 21, 2009 the Eugene Public
Library Foundation celebrated 25 years as an approved non-profit to
accept tax-deductible donations. During those years, the Foundation has
raised over $7 million to help build the downtown Library and support
many of the important programs and services in the Library.
Booked for the Evening is a Success!!Mayor Kitty Piercy and the City of
Eugene declared November 21, 2009 as "Eugene Public Library
Foundation Appreciation Day" in recognition of the many volunteers who
have served on the Board of Directors and the thousands of donors who
have helped support the Library over the years. Happy Birthday, Library Foundation!
The
2009 Booked for the Evening
event that was held on Saturday, August 29, 2009 at King Estate was a
tremendous success. Joining
us that evening was one of the great pianists and jazz musicians in
the Pacific Northwest, Tom Grant and vocalist Shelly Rudolph. It
promised to be a wonderful evening
of great food, sparkling conversation and jazz and pop music to lift
the spirits, and it was.
We thank the library supporters who made their reservations early and planned for a wonderful evening under the stars with Tom Grant and Shelly Rudolph. If you couldn't join us this year, please make plans to join us next year in support of the Eugene Public Library. For further information, email us at info@eplfoundation.org or call 338-7018. Foundation Funds Mango Languages
Did
you ever want to learn French, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese or
Mandarin Chinese? These are among the 12 languages available to library
users from a grant by the Eugene Public Library Foundation. Mango
Languages is an online language-learning system teaching actual
conversation skills for a wide variety of languages. It's the easiest
way to learn a foreign language and it is available on the Eugene
Library website thanks to the Library Foundation.
Foundation Funds Live Homework Help
The Foundation received a grant from the Cressey Family Charitable Trust in December as a result of the strategic plan formulated last spring by the library Joint Projects Committee. The grant provides financial support and an opportunity to develop a long-term project that will be beneficial to the library and to the community. The funding grant has become the "Stepping Stones to Information Literacy: Live Homework Help", online project. This real-time, one-on-one tutoring service gives students of all ages live homework help. It is also coordinated outreach to teachers, parents and caregivers, as well as students, so everyone can keep track of schoolwork and progress made. It is available directly through the Eugene Public Library website. Thank you to our Donors and Partners
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