Reading and literacy are a primary determinant of success. When you donate to the Friends, you help people of all ages explore, learn and connect with their community every day through the Library's programs.
Now, more than ever, the Friends needs your support! The Loveland Public Library's funding has been cut dramatically. These cuts will result in reduced hours, loss of programs, and much more. Our library is an essential part of our community, offering people free access to literature, trainings, meeting space, technology, learning programs, and many other vital services.
When you make a donation to the Friends, you are directly supporting our library and its efforts.
Loveland Public Library by the Numbers (2023 Stats):
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210,837 patrons visited the library.
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6,839 library cards issued.
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56,000+ visits to the teen hangout.
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1,066 total programs, with 33,756 attendees.
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40+ community partnerships.
A donation to the Friends turns into reading programs, technology classes and navigation, events and presentations, books and materials, and advocacy efforts for our library.
Help us preserve the Loveland Public Library! Make your donation today!
Testimonials
The Friends of the Loveland Library provide critical funding for programs, services, materials and special projects that inform, enrich and inspire a strong, engaged community. Contributions to the Friends make a beloved and important cultural institution even better.
-- Diane Lapierre, Former Loveland Public Library Director
I LOVE Loveland Library! Everyone feels welcome and included. The teen lounge is especially cool as it is a safe, helpful and educational place for kids to hang out and play games. The staff is so helpful. Last visit they were playing records. I am excited to better learn technology through library services. In the past my kids took classes to learn 3D printing and code. Thank you for all you do! -- Grateful Loveland Family
I discovered the 3D printers upstairs. I learned all about how to make 3D printed creations. I was interested in the case that had all the things that were made by other people and it gave me ideas on what to make when my dad and I go back to try the printer. I would like to come back and make a dragon like the ones in my books. -- Wyatt Box-McDowell (Kids 0-10)
I want to be an honorary Lovelander: I'm so impressed by the way you all create community and make things happen.
-- Presenter at Poetry Workshop co-sponsored by the Friends