Fayetteville Public Library Receives K Donation for Fire Damage Recovery
On August 8, the Fayetteville Public Library received a substantial boost in its fundraising efforts as the Friends of the Fayetteville Public Library donated ,000 to support fire damage recovery. This significant contribution brings the library one step closer to reaching its 0,000 goal to cover the costs of the April fire.
The fire, which was caused by a volunteer beekeeper disposing of an ash tray, led to temporary closures but reopened within two weeks. The library is now relying on community support to cover the insurance deductible and additional repair costs. The ,000 donation reduces the remaining amount needed to just under ,000, emphasizing the crucial role of local philanthropy in the library’s recovery.
Christina Karnatz, the library’s director of development and marketing, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Friends of the Fayetteville Public Library for their remarkable generosity. The contribution not only helps the library reach its fundraising target but also highlights the community’s unwavering support for the library’s mission.
Individuals can still contribute to the cause by donating online through the Fire Recovery Fund. This fund is dedicated to ensuring the library can continue to offer its programs and resources to the community without interruption. The Friends of FPL, known for their bookstore and book sales, have been instrumental in raising funds, and their efforts have been made possible by the donations of patrons and community members.
The Fayetteville Public Library continues to move forward, thanks to the collective efforts of its supporters. As the library gets closer to meeting its goal, it is clear that the community’s love for this institution remains unwavering. If you’re interested in donating, visit the Fire Recovery Fund online today.
