Fall 2013 Newsletter - Berks County Public Libraries

Fall 2013
Volume 14, Issue 3
The Newsletter of the Friends of Mifflin Community Library
This summer Mifflin Community
Library has been participating in the
“soft launch” of the Edge Initiative to
improve technology in libraries. As
one of two pilot libraries in the Berks
County Public Library System, MCL is helping to try
out the materials developed for this program, which
will launch nationwide in January, 2014.
The Edge Initiative aims to provide libraries across the
country with strategies and tools to strengthen their
technology services and help them better serve their
community’s needs and interests. So far, we have
filled out a lengthy assessment tool to determine our
current position in relation to the benchmarks which
Edge has established for technology in libraries. The
next steps are to develop an action plan to address
the areas which do not meet the benchmarks and to
participate in training webinars to give us ideas on how
to accomplish our goals.
Since this initiative provides tools and advice but no
funding, in the future we will be looking financial
resources to enable us to carry out our plan. Stay
tuned for further developments!
For more information about the Edge Initiative, visit the
website www.libraryedge.org.
INSIDE
From the Friends 2
Book & Bake Sale &
Upcoming Events 3
2013 Golf Outing 4
Fall Storytime &
Summer Reading 6-7
Library Programs 8
Summer Concerts
Sponsors & Adult
Summer Reading 13
Capital Campaign14
Mission Statement
The Friends of Mifflin
Community Library is a
nonprofit organization
dedicated to providing
financial support for
the library’s role as a
source of information
and enjoyment for the
community.
Mifflin Community Library | 6 Philadelphia Avenue | Shillington, PA 19607
Phone: 610-777-3911 | email: [email protected] | www.berks.lib.pa.us/mifflincl/
LIBRARY STAFF
Library Director
Helen Sheimo Flynn, MS
Youth Services Librarian
Kristin Brumbach, MS
Programs/PR Coordinator
Elizabeth Shepley
Library Assistants
Melissa Cronrath
Patti Hutchinson
Sharon Kleckner
Liz Latch
Gary Colosimo
Jillian Woodruff
Phone
610-777-3911
Website
www.berks.lib.pa.us/mifflincl/
email
[email protected]
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday9am–8pm
Tuesday9am–8pm
Wednesday9am–5pm
Thursday9am–8pm
Friday
9am–1pm
Saturday9am–4pm
FROM THE FRIENDS
Please mark your calendars for our
12th Annual Kauffman’s Chicken BBQ.
Tickets are available now at the library
or on the day of the sale. See the ad
on page 3 for details. Remember, don’t
cook; support your library and enjoy a
great meal!
A huge “Thank You” to Thrivent
Financial for Lutherans who has
offered to match a portion of our
profits from both the chicken bbq sale
and the Book & Bake Sale. We really
appreciate this generous donation
from this organization that really cares
about our community and its needs.
Friends of the Mifflin Community Library
Book
& Bake
Sale
Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 26
3-7 PM 10-1 PM 10-2 PM
We will start collecting books on
Oct. 10th during regular library
hours.
Please do not leave books outside
of the door. Encyclopedias,
text books, and Readers Digest
Condensed Books will not be
accepted.
We always need volunteers for
sorting books and clean up after
the sale on Oct. 26th.
Please call Linda Suklje, at
610-775-1742 if you can spare
some time to help.
If you enjoy baking, we also
appreciate donations of Baked
Goods. Please be sure to mark
your donations so we can help
customers with their purchases.
NEXT MEETING
SEPTEMBER 18
@ 1:00PM
Please join us with your ideas & meet other
folks who are passionate about our library.
Become a Member of the Friends of the Mifflin Community Library
Friends of MCL is a 501 (c.)(3) non-profit organization. Your membership donation may be
considered a charitable contribution. Check your number on the mailing label. Please make
checks payable to Friends of Mifflin Community Library. Mail to: Mifflin Community Library, 6
Philadelphia Avenue, Shillington, PA 19607
Friends of Mifflin Community Library Membership Name_________________________________________
New Renewal
DUES ENCLOSED
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(individual)
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WHAT’S COMING UP?
What: Kauffman’s Chicken BBQ Sale
When: September 15, 10AM-2PM
Where: former Blockbuster lot at corner of Lancaster Ave & Museum Rd
What: New York City Bus Trip
When: September 28, 8AM-7PM
Where: Shillington to NYC
Thank you for supporting this SOLD OUT trip sponsored by the Friends of MCL. We
will still take names on a waiting list in case of last minute cancellations.
Friends of the Mifflin Community Library
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THANK YOU TO OUR 2013 GOLF
OUTING SPONSORS!
The 7th Annual MCL Golf Outing was held at LedgeRock Golf
Club on June 4, 2013.
The weather was perfect as 100 golfers took to the links in support of the library.
$18,500 was raised for the building fund. Our hope is that this fund will be paid off in
2013 so that next year’s golf outing profits can go toward materials and programming
for MCL.
PRESENTING SPONSOR
Penske Truck Leasing
EAGLE SPONSORS
AT&T
REGISTRATION TABLE
SPONSOR
PWI Inc.
M&T Bank
BIRDIE SPONSORS
CONTEST HOLE
SPONSORS
Precision Medical Products
BP
PAR SPONSORS
Customers Bank
Burkey Construction/
Associated
Construction
MGS Insurance
Hair On The Avenue
Navistar
Daimler Trucks North
America
Penncat
CBRE
Riccione Orthopedics
Supreme Corporation
Waltco
RAW BAR SPONSOR
Valerie S. Deibler, DDS
BEVERAGE SPONSOR
R.M. Palmer Company
Aquarium Service
Professionals
HOLE-IN-ONE CAR
SPONSOR
Geoff Penske Buick GMC
Trucks
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Imperial Supplies
Great Dane Trailers
Dick & Barbara Kratz
John & Ann Broadbent
David & Martha Swartz
MIFFLIN COMMUNITY LIBRARY
PATRON SPONSORS
Naugle Plumbing and
Heating
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Thornton
Gurski & D’Agostino Family
Dentistry
Financial Planning Advisors
Thomas & Anne Moll
Berkshire Systems Group
IN-KIND SPONSORS
John & Ann Broadbent
Friends of the MCL
Connors Investor Services,
Inc.
Go Fish Seafood Market &
Sushi Bar
Masano Bradley
Hair On The Avenue
Emily’s Restaurant
LedgeRock Board of
Martin Darocha, CPA
Managers
Flynn and Hanley Surgical
Marc & Jane Althen
Associates
Mary Buechley
Kenhorst Fire Company
Anderson Insurance Brokers MCL Board of Directors
MCL Staff
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Company
Plein Air Garden Cafe
Reading Symphony
PUTTING CONTEST
Orchestra
SPONSOR
kultivate
Tom Sturgis Pretzels
TEE OR GREEN SPONSORS
PROGRAM SPONSORS
Kozloff Stoudt
Dans at Green Hills
Kindermusik
Deysher & Hartman, PC
The Clutter Crew
HOMETOWNE COLLECTIBLES
Limited Edition
Check out the Hometowne Collectible replica of our Mifflin Library for sale in
the lobby. Your purchase is a great way to support the library and have a lovely
keepsake to display in your home.
Many thanks to Jo and David Verrill for their help working with this company
to create this project.
$20.00
Checks payable to “Friends of MCL”
Mark your calendars
for June 3, 2014 for
our 8th Annual Golf
Outing!
Friends of the Mifflin Community Library
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F A L L Read
Storytime
Preschool For ages 3-5 years
Tuesdays at 9:30 am
Stories, crafts, activities & fun!
Toddler For ages birth-3 years
Tuesdays at 10:45 am
Toddler storytimes include fingerplays,
songs, stories, and a simple craft.
StoryRiders For ages birth - 5 years
Monday at 9:30 am (see schedule pg. 7)
Evening Storytime For kids of all ages
Thursdays at 6:45 pm
Weekly Themes for T/Th times
September – Farm
September 10, 12 – Cows
September 17, 19 – Sheep
September 24, 26 – Goats
October – Ways to Move
October 1, 3 – Rocketship Run
October 8, 10 – Fire Safety Week
October 14, 15, 17 – Dirt Diggers
October 22, 24 – Cars Galore
October 29, 31 – Pumpkins
November – Signs of Autumn
November 5, 7 – Moose
November 12, 14 – Native American
Stories
November 19, 21 – Giving Thanks
November 26 (No Storytime)
December – Foods for Thought
December 3, 5 – Pizza
December 10, 12 – Soup
Pick up our monthly Storytime
Calendar in the library!
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SUMMER READING WRAP UP
TOBean
Tuesdays @ 4pm
September 10th
October 8th
November 12th
December 10th
Research shows that reading to
therapy dogs improves literacy skills,
self-confidence, self-esteem, and
participation in other activities. Bean
is mighty sweet too!
Children who would like to practice
reading aloud can come with a book
of their own or choose a book from
our collection.
ALL AGES.
Please register.
BRILLIANT
BEGINNINGS
This lapsit series for babies 0-12
months with their caregivers will
return on Mondays in October at
10:45am. Parents get a chance to
learn how to lay a good foundation
for literacy and learning right from
the start as well as the opportunity
to meet other new parents. We’ll
have lots of songs, nursery rhymes,
and yes, books for babies.
Please register for the series.
Summer Reading closed with a blast this year! Bravura Brass rocked the finale with
their special concert called “Music We Dig.” Throughout the Summer, we had over 600
children between the ages of 0 and 18 register for the program, and 237 completed at
least 2.25 hours of reading required to participate in the program. 53 children read
at least 15.5 hours and thus qualified for our “Wall of Fame” on the bulletin board in
the Children’s Room. Altogether children between the ages of 5 and 11 read at least
1391.5 hours. Among our new category for our littlest “readers” age 0-4, 38 parents
and children completed a series of activities to qualify for a book to start the child’s
at-home library, and the tireless parents earned a coupon to a local business as a thankyou for starting good reading habits early. Finally, nearly 50 teens signed up for summer
reading and together read 436 books. Each book read counted as one chance to win a
prize in our raffles.
Here are all our lucky raffle prize winners:
Ceramic Bowl/Paint Session from Busy
4 Tickets to a Family Sample performance
Bees Pottery: Alyssa Anuszewski
at The Miller Center at RACC:
Joelle Adams
4 tickets to Crystal Cave: Laney Mountz
Amazon
Kindle
(Kids): Justin Cosgrove
2 tickets to the Reading Public Museum:
Amazon Kindle (Teens): Trevor Mech
Bram Rohrbach
$100 Gift Card to Best Buy:
Hayride for 4 and $5 off pick your own
Apples at Weaver’s Orchard: Ethan Sea
Joseph Dietrich
4 tickets to a performance at the Yocum
$50 gift Card to Barnes & Noble:
Institute: Lea Grenier
Jennifer Martin
We appreciate everyone’s participation in Summer Reading, and we deeply thank all
our volunteers and community sponsors, without whom the program would not be
possible. We appreciate all feedback on this year’s programs. Please take a moment to
fill out our survey or send your thoughts to Kristin Brumbach at [email protected].
pa.us We’re already thinking of the program for Summer 2014: Fizz, Boom, Read!
St or yR i d e rs
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME
Stories, Songs, giggles & games!
Mondays
9:30 am
September 9: Orange Orange Orange
October 28: No More Monsters
September 16: Happy Sad Angry Glad
November 4: Smiley Shark
September 23: Fire Safety
November 11: Tails a Waggin’
October 7: Cool Cats
November 18: Everywhere Bears!
October 14: No StoryRiders, Library
Storytime substitute
November 25: No StoryRiders
October 21: Turtle Tales
December 9: Dancing Feet
Friends of the Mifflin Community Library
December 2: Jump Hop Leap
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LIBRARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Registration
To register for any of the library’s programs, call 610-777-3911 or click
register in the online events calendar. Monthly groups do not require
registration. Programming is free and all activities are held at the library at
6 Philadelphia Avenue in Shillington, unless otherwise noted.
PARKING FOR EVENING PROGRAMS
The following local businesses have given permission for patrons to park in their lots.
Please respect the hours or conditions listed.
M&T Bank | After 4pm, do not impede drive-up area.
Klee Funeral Home | Do not use lot if marked with orange cones.
White Star Tours | After 5:30pm.
We urge all patrons to use cross walks to reach the library from these off-site locations.
All Age Programs
LEGO Club
2nd Saturday each month, 9:30-10:30AM
Beginning September 14th, LEGO club will continue to meet on the second
Saturday of each month throughout the school year. This year we will explore
some of the themes suggested by kids at our inaugural LEGO club meeting in
2012. September’s theme will be “Sports.” Kids can always build whatever
their imagination desires, but the themes will hopefully be a jumping-off point
for kids to discuss and design collaboratively. Please do not bring LEGOs from
home. Please register.
Kids’ Craft Day: Paint!
Saturday, September 21, 9:30-10:30AM
Kids can select a molded picture frame or a blank wooden pencil box to paint.
Please register, space is limited.
Teen Programs
“Star Wars Reads” Day
Saturday, October 5, 10:00AM
October kicks off with a revisit to the growing national celebration “Star Wars
Reads” Day. Join us for a program exploring characters and themes from the
popular saga. Kids should register for the program, and everyone is welcome to
come in costume for the event.
Ukulele Jam Session
Saturday, October 5, 1-2:00PM
Help us welcome a very special new edition to the library’s collection: a KANA
Concert style ukulele! This Uke was purchased with the funds from a twitterbased UGI grant for $100. Curt Sheller, owner of Funky Frets music shop in
Boyertown, a regional leader in ukulele lessons and supplies, provided the
KANA at a special library price. We’ll be celebrating our new arrival with a
ukulele jam session led by Mr. Steven Holgate from Governor Mifflin Intermediate School. If you have a uke, bring it along and we’ll make some serious music.
Annual Book and a Movie Night
Tuesday November 26, 6pm
This year’s selected title will be announced at a later date. Please follow our
facebook page – Mifflin Community Library – Children & Youth Services – for
more information as it becomes available.
Gingerbread House Building Fun!
Saturday, December 14, 12-1:30PM OR 2:30-4PM
Design your own house or use one of our templates with graham crackers and
fast-drying icing. Materials provided. Please register. Spaces are limited.
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School Age Programs
Teen Read Week
Thursday, October 17, 5:30PM
This year, we celebrate Teen Read Week from October 13th-October 19th. This
year’s theme “Seek The Unknown” describes what teens can do in the library
all the time. During October, however, our minds naturally turn to the spooky
and supernatural, so this year we will be seeking the unknown through a
program of “Monster Makeovers” where we learn tips for scary makeup looks
from a local theater makeup artist. Teens can register in person, on the phone
or online. More details and other library info relevant to teens can be found by
liking our Facebook page: Mifflin Community Library – Teens.
Adult Programs
Couponing Basics
Tuesday, September 24, 6:30-8:00PM
Coupon Cutting Mom, Esther Martin, offers expert advice on how to make
the most of your dollar. Participants will learn the reasoning, the lingo, and
the strategy behind this money-saving activity. Bring along your coupons for a
coupon swap following the presentation. Please register.
Arthritis Awareness
Saturday, October 12, 1-2PM
In recognition of World Arthritis Day, we’ve partnered with the Arthritis
Foundation Eastern PA Chapter to create a unique program that will offer a
personal testimony to the life-changing effects of arthritis and how it can affect
anyone regardless of age, gender, or race. Educational information will be
provided, and a brief exercise demonstration will follow.
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Adult Programs
Afternoon Book Group
The Cellist of Sarajevo: Dramatic Readings, Musical Interludes & Book Discussion
Tuesday, October 29, 6-8PM
We celebrate 2013’s One Book, One Community selection with a showcase of
local talent followed by a lively book discussion at this special time with our
Afternoon Book Group. The Reading Theater Project will present dramatic
readings of excerpts of Galloway’s The Cellist of Sarajevo with musical
interludes by one of Berks County’s own cellists. Light refreshments will be
served. Please register.
Stitching to Warm our Veterans
Monday, November 11, 6:30-8PM
Did you know that Opportunity House in Reading offers special services to
homeless or near homeless veterans in our area? Klover Johnson, LSW, Program
Director for Supportive Services for Veteran Families, will discuss this program
and funding to shed insight into the struggles faced by those who’ve served
our country. During this special Veterans Day event, learn to knit or crochet a
simple scarf or hat with experienced stitchers from our Stitching Group and
donate your creation to this program to benefit homeless veterans in our area.
The Afternoon Book Group meets once a month on the 4th Monday at 3:00PM
and is open to ADULTS. This fall the group will be reading and discussing:
September 23rd The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer
October- No regular book club meeting. Please join us for a special presentation
and book discussion on this year’s “One Book, One Community” selection The
Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway on October 29th at 6PM.
November 25th Mary Coin by Marissa Silver
December 23rd TBD
Please check our events calendar online for more information.
Computer Workshops
Holiday Crafting for Grown-Ups
Tuesday, November 19, 6:30-8PM
Come out for a night of fun and crafts just for grown-ups! Learn to make
different types of ornaments from recycled or inexpensive materials.
Demystify Your Devices
Thursday, December 12, 6:45PM
Drop the kids off upstairs for storytime, and join us in the Hiller Room to learn
about free or inexpensive resources for family fun.
Thursday, September 26, 5-6PM OR
Thursday, October 24, 5-6PM
Did you get a new gadget recently and are not quite sure how to use it, or
want to learn how to use it more effectively? Join us for a walk-in workshop
with one-on-one help with your electronic device. Bring your laptop, e-reader,
tablet, smart phone, etc. along with your questions or concerns.
Stitching Group
Computer 101
Family Fun with Freebies
Every Monday, 6:30-8:00 pm* *Except holidays when the library is closed.
There are currently between 12-15 members who sew, knit, and crochet. New
stitchers are always welcome. In addition to working on personal projects, the
group stitches projects for nonprofit organizations such as the Reading Hospital
and area animal shelters. Come join us for loads of fun and stitching!
Mifflin Writers’ Group
1st & 3rd Thursday of every month (resumes September 5), 6:30-8 pm
Mifflin Writers Group is composed of writers of all genres and levels of
experience. Their purpose is to motivate, inspire, instruct, inform, share
and critique each other in their writing efforts in a free flowing and relaxed
atmosphere. The group includes new writers to published authors. Come join
them and help outline their course for the coming year. Questions? Contact
Mary Favatella Becker at [email protected].
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Monday, October 7, 5:30-7PM
If you’ve never or almost never used a computer before, this class is for you.
Learn basic terms and concepts and practice using a mouse–often the biggest
barrier to the beginning computer user. Registration required.
Social Networking Crash Course
Tuesday, October 8, 6:30-8PM
Have questions about social networking or wonder if it’s right for you? Come
learn about the top three social networking sites: Facebook, Twitter, and
LinkedIn. Learn how to manage and create an outstanding web presence
for work, or create a private network of friends and family to share videos,
pictures, and much more.
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Computer Workshops
Mifflin Community Library
thanks our generous
Tuesday, October 15, 5:30-7PM
Learn about browsers, search engines, and doing more effective Internet
searches using alternate terminology, plus or minus signs, quotation marks, and
more. Registration required.
2013 Summer Concert Series
Internet 101
Sponsors
Land Displays
P.O. Box 5942, Wyomissing
610-396-1273
www.landdisplays.com
Introduction to Word 2007
Tuesday, November 5, 5:30-7PM
This workshop will cover the basics of using Microsoft Word: creating and
saving a document, editing a document, formatting text and paragraphs, and
proofreading and printing a document. A basic understanding of keyboarding
and mouse operation is essential. Registration required.
Introduction to Excel 2007
Tuesday, November 12, 5:30-7pm
Besides their business applications, spreadsheets are handy for a variety of
personal uses, including making lists, tracking budget and financial data,
recording steps in a process, maintaining an inventory of baseball card or other
collections, and keeping an address book. This course will cover the basics of
spreadsheet use: creating and saving a workbook, entering data, manipulating
data, modifying a worksheet, performing calculations, formatting and printing
a worksheet, and creating charts. A basic understanding of keyboarding and
mouse operation is essential. Registration required.
Introduction to Power Point
Tuesday, December 3, 5:30-7PM
Have you ever needed to make a public presentation and wished you could
create a PowerPoint for it? Here’s your chance to get started with this
presentation software. Learn how to create a basic PowerPoint slideshow with
or without a template, how to use text and graphics effectively, and how to view
your slideshow in different modes. A basic understanding of keyboarding and
mouse operation is essential. Registration required.
Library Resources
Tuesday, December 10, 5:30-7PM
Are you using all the online resources the library has to offer? Do you know
how to check your library account online or place your own holds? Do you
know that practice tests are available for a variety of standardized tests? Or
that you have access to databases of thousands of magazine articles? This
workshop will survey these resources and more and offer tips for using the
online library catalog, Power Library, and the County-wide resources.
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Joseph G. Bugay Paving, Inc.
RAFFLE WINNER
The winner of the $25 Barnes & Noble
gift card was Barbara Bechtel. Barbara
filled out a survey during the Summer
Concert Series, and she was entered
into a drawing held on August 18th.
Congratulations to Barbara and
happy reading!
ADULT SUMMER
READING
The Adult Summer Reading Program went
well this year with 131 readers reading a
total of 707 books.
For the theme, “Groundbreaking Reads,”
readers were given the opportunity
to read from eight “groundbreaking”
categories. They were geology,
archeology, subterranean, underground
movements, gardening, groundbreaking
books, groundbreaking events, and
groundbreaking technology. We had
62 readers who read from at least one
category, and three avid readers who read
from all eight.
The grand raffle prize was a $100 Giant
gift card. The lucky winner of this year’s
raffle is Cecile Gauker.
Friends of the Mifflin Community Library
P.O. Box 129, Mohnton
610-777-0659
www.joebugaypaving.com
Flanagan’s Pub & Downstairs
41 West Lancaster Avenue, Shillington
610-777-6401
flanaganpub.com
Greg Pennypacker’s
Lancaster Avenue Barbershop
30 W. Lancaster Avenue, Shillington
610-775-5142
Johns 625
Automotive Services, Inc.
3768 New Holland Road, Mohnton
610-777-8885
Johns625auto.com
Shillington Eye Associates
453 East Lancaster Ave., Shillington
610-775-3321
www.visionsource-shillingtoneye.com
White Star Tours
26 E. Lancaster Ave., Shillington
610-775-5000
www.whitestartours.com
Dans at Green Hills
2444 Morgantown Road, Reading
www.dansatgreenhills.com
Gipprich Jewelers
103 W. Lancaster Ave., Shillington
610-777-7034
gipprich.com
Naugle & Sons, Plumbing
233 S. Miller St., Shillington
610-777-1357
www.naugleplumbing.com
Shillington Lions Club
P.O. Box 153, Shillington
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HOW TO DONATE
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE
Inching Ever Closer
The Giving Tree is located
in the vestibule by the front
doors. A gift of $500 includes
an engraved leaf where you
can memorialize or honor a
loved one.
If you enjoy using the Mifflin Community Library, please consider making a
contribution to help pay off the building fund.
The library completed an expansion and renovation project when two new
sections were opened in March 2008.
Permanent Plaques
Gifts of $1,000 or more are
recognized on the permanent
plaques near the circulation desk.
We are continuing to appeal to the community for donations to this project
because we would like to pay off the present mortgage and once again own the
building outright. Future fundraising efforts could then be used to build our
book, DVD and audio collection, build technology resources, such as
computers, and offer more programs for the community.
Monetary pledges and donations of every size are appreciated.
Make checks payable to Mifflin Community Library. Please mail your donation
to: Mifflin Community Library CCII, 6 Philadelphia Ave., Shillington, PA 19607
Capital Campaign Pledge/Donation
Name
_________________________________________________
Address
_________________________________________________
City, ST ZIP _________________________________________________
Telephone #_________________________________________________
You can now donate directly to library online through Just Give. There is a link
on the left column of the library’s home page at
http://www.berks.lib.pa.us/smi/
Read more about how your donations help the library on our
website’s Donations page.
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2 yr.
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3 yr.
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