Big Talk From Small Libraries 2015 - Little Free Public Libraries

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Little Free Public Libraries Hope Nobel, Director, Tamarack District Library (Pop Served: 10250) Big Talk From Small Libraries 2015 27 February 2015 http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/bigtalk/

Formation

• Introductions
• Goals of Project
• Timeline
• Results
• Takeaway

• Sep. 2013 – Presentations
• Nov. 2013 – Sponsors
• Dec. 2013 – Builders
• Feb. 2014 – Art Contest
• Apr. 2014 – Corporate
Sponsors
• July 2014 – Display
• Aug. 2014 – Hosts
• Sep. 2014 - Stewards
• Oct. 2014 - Installation

Little
Free
Library
Project
Expanded Library
Services
Literacy
Initiative
Community Building

• Little Free Library Participants:
- 33 Corporate and Individual Sponsors
- 11 Builders, plus shop classes (50
students)
- 22 Artists, plus art classes (60
students)
- 25 Hosts
- 25 Stewards
Installation: Boy Scouts (or
host/steward)
250 volunteers from all over Jackson
County
$1,500 donated in prize money
$3,600 donated for admin./installation
$1,000 in-kind donation from LFL
$2,500+ in-kind supply donations
$8,600 TOTAL
• Photo Album

~ Hope Nobel ~
Library
Board
Library
Director
Library
Community
Library
Staff
Library
Users
Library
Resourc
es
Library
Mission
lvwhn@llcoop.org

Hope Nobel
989.352.6274
lvwhn@llcoop.org
EXTRA: Check out the JCPL Facebook timeline photo
album for the “Meet the Artist” photo series, incorporating
results of our “Artist Interviews”. You’ll love the stories .

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