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.
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The Selbyville Public Library needs your help!
Since the new library opened, about 2,000 MORE people a month visit the library than in our previous building. That means we need more of everything-books, program supplies, cleaning supplies, cataloging materials, etc.
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 literacy, employment, education, health, and recreation.
Since 2021, the SPL has fundraised over $80,000 by participating in Do More 24! Thanks to YOUR donations, matching funds, and prizes, the Selbyville Public Library has been able to sustain a growing community and facility.
Since the new library opened, about 2,000 MORE people a month visit the library than in our previous building. That means we need more of everything-books, program supplies, cleaning supplies, cataloging materials, etc.
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 literacy, employment, education, health, and recreation.
Since 2021, the SPL has fundraised over $80,000 by participating in Do More 24! Thanks to YOUR donations, matching funds, and prizes, the Selbyville Public Library has been able to sustain a growing community and facility.
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
