Nashua Public Library Secures $10,000 Gift from Carnegie Corp.

UPDATE: The Nashua Public Library has just been awarded a generous $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. This significant funding is part of the Carnegie Libraries 250 initiative, aimed at commemorating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

This donation is not just a monetary boost; it highlights the ongoing commitment of the Carnegie Corporation to support local libraries that serve as vital community resources. The initiative honors approximately 1,280 Carnegie libraries still actively enriching communities across the nation.

Library officials expressed deep gratitude for the support, emphasizing how this funding will enhance services and programs for Nashua residents. “This gift will help us expand our outreach and provide even more valuable resources to our community,” a spokesperson stated.

The Carnegie Corporation, founded by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, has a long history of supporting educational and cultural institutions. This latest gift reinforces its mission to promote learning and literacy.

As the Nashua Public Library prepares to utilize these funds, community members can expect to see new programs and resources rolling out soon. This development is a reminder of the importance of public libraries in fostering knowledge and community connection.

Stay tuned for more updates on how this funding will impact the Nashua community and the initiatives that will emerge from this generous support. The library invites residents to engage and participate in upcoming programs as they unfold.