Mission: The Albuquerque Public Library Foundation raises funds to enrich Library programs, services and facilities.
Challenge: Despite support for libraries in bond elections, economic constraints have made public funding inadequate. The libraries struggle to maintain hours, staffing, collections, programs and operations.
Objective: Develop additional sources of funding, including individual donations, grants and corporate contributions, to restore and revitalize library services and operations for people of all ages and resources.
Strategy: The Foundation offers donors flexible, tax-deductible ways, including memorials and bequests, to have an impact on libraries in their neighborhoods and community and to create a personal legacy.
The City of Albuquerque’s bond proposal includes $8 million for our public libraries.
Do you wonder just how busy our 18 libraries are?
Have you heard about Code Clubs?
Children love the library's Early Literacy Center.
Library Director, Dean Smith, was honored for his numerous contributions to the success of public libraries.
Library customers use many strategies to determine what to read next.
Donating the Required Minimum Distribution from your IRA to the Albuquerque Public Library Foundation (APLF) may reduce your tax bill.
Thanks to library lovers, Marsha and Howard Seltzer, and the Friends of the Public Library, the Lomas Tramway Library community room has a new LG 75 inch television.
A visit to the Rudolfo Anaya North Valley Library on North 2nd Street is always a pleasure.
How do I get the library’s eBooks on my aging tablet? That’s the question I took to the Gizmo Garage program at Albuquerque’s Main Library last week.
505.553.1074
PO Box 25792
Albuquerque, NM 87125
abqlibraryfoundation.org