Announcing Group Brick Purchases!
Groups, Clubs, Teams and Schools can now band together and purchase an inscribed brick.
The total cost is still $250 per brick, but this new feature let’s groups of people combine their donations toward a brick or bricks.
Visit the Group Brick Purchase page for more information.
We’ve also setup group bricks for each of the four schools in Addison Township. Show your support by donating to your school’s unique brick.
Visit the Schools group brick purchase page for more information.
New Building Update
Here’s snapshot of where we’re at with the fundraising for Addison Township’s First Library.
Click to Read: New Building Update – January 2, 2020 (PDF)
Every Donation Matters
We’re seriously in need of volunteers to help with fundraising.
To see how you can help please call the Library and ask for Jaema, or come to our next Capital Campaign Committee Meeting on Thursday January 9th, at 11am in the Library.
Hope to see you there!
Brick Inscriptions
Click here to see how others have shown their support for the Capital Campaign with their brick purchase.
A Donation of Doors
Our new building project was recently the recipient of all or most of the interior doors we will need for the new building. Our construction manager estimates this will save us close to $8,000.
The doors come from an insurance office in Farmington that is being remodeled. The doors are commercial quality, 7.5 ft tall, very heavy with a cherry finish. All of the hardware and the frames for all but the double doors were also donated. The frames are solid cherry. It’s envisioned that the double doors will open to our multi-purpose room. Each door and it’s associated hardware and frame(s) were numbered and cataloged for the future.
Volunteers traveled to Farmington and disassembled these doors and brought them back to Addison Township where they were put into donated climate-controlled storage until they’re needed.
Thank you volunteers!
Response to Anonymous
[ We recently received an anonymous message through this website from someone who indicated that they were a township resident and were accusing The Library Board of not being honest with regards to how the new building will be paid for in the future. This is our response to those concerns. ]
Dear Anonymous ~
We’ve always been 100% transparent with regards to how the new building will be paid for. All of our meetings are open and agendas and minutes are posted online. The funding plan is even on this website.