Selbyville Public Library
The Library supports the Selbyville community by ensuring free and equal access to library services, information resources, and programs that nurture, educate, entertain, and inspire.
$15,415 raised from 38 donors
$10,000 goal
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The Selbyville Public Library needs your help!
Last year, between YOUR donations, matching funds, and prizes, the Selbyville Public Library earned a spectacular $57,000 which helped with the costs of getting the new library up and running. We hope to be just as successful this year.
Since the new library opened, we are are seeing about 1,000 MORE people a month than in our previous building. That means we need more books, more supplies for programs, more cleaning, more toilet tissue, more everything!
With your support, the Selbyville Public Library can continue to provide free and equal access to a wide variety of programs, resources, and services focused on employment, education, health, and recreation.
Last year, between YOUR donations, matching funds, and prizes, the Selbyville Public Library earned a spectacular $57,000 which helped with the costs of getting the new library up and running. We hope to be just as successful this year.
Since the new library opened, we are are seeing about 1,000 MORE people a month than in our previous building. That means we need more books, more supplies for programs, more cleaning, more toilet tissue, more everything!
With your support, the Selbyville Public Library can continue to provide free and equal access to a wide variety of programs, resources, and services focused on employment, education, health, and recreation.
About Selbyville Public Library
Mission: The Library supports the Selbyville community by ensuring free and equal access to library services, information resources, and programs that nurture, educate, entertain, and inspire.
County Served: Sussex
Office Location(s): Selbyville
Sector: Arts & Culture; Community Improvement; Disability Services; Kids; Libraries; Literacy; Museums & Historical; Neighborhoods; Poverty & Hunger; Public & Societal Benefit; Seniors; Workforce; Youth Development
