Greenwood Library Foundation
The Greenwood Library Foundation exists to promote the core values, vision, and mission of the Greenwood Public Library through advocacy and fundraising.
How does the Foundation help the library?
The Foundation helps pay for all programs at GPL and also in funding materials, equipment, and resources that would not otherwise be possible within the constraints of the Library's operating budget. GLF also helps advocate for the library. Please read on to learn more about issues facing Indiana libraries.
How can you help Indiana libraries?

Get a Library Card
Already have a card? Great! Be sure to regularly use your card, and reach out to friends and family to encourage them to get a card too. Learn more about getting a card here.
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Sign up for our newsletters
Stay up-to-date on issues facing Indiana libraries, and be the first to hear about opportunities to help GPL! Sign up for newsletters here.

Contact your representatives
Call or email your state and federal representatives and encourage them to support public libraries. You can find your local representatives here.

Volunteer
Interested in volunteering your time in support of GPL? Learn more about volunteer opportunities here.

Buy Glowforge Merch
Purchase some of our in-house made items in The Studio Makerspace with all proceeds going towards GLF.

Share your GPL Story
Sign up for an interview and photo shoot and share why GPL is important to you. These stories are powerful tools in our advocacy efforts! Sign up here.

Follow GLF on Facebook
Keep up-to-date on issues facing GPL and be the first to know about upcoming fundraising events by following the Foundation on Facebook.

Donate to the Foundation
Every dollar helps - whether you offer a one-time donation or set up a monthly contribution. Just $10/month can help pay for a child to attend a storytime or pay for an experience pass. Donate now!
Indiana Legislation that will affect libraries
SB1 and HB1001 both have the potential to hurt Indiana libraries.
Reconfigured Local Income Tax distribution will reduce our revenue. Property tax reform will reduce the financial stability of libraries and other local government entities without really providing substantive relief for homeowners. 30% cut to the State Library is being considered, which supports Indiana Public Libraries.
Click here to read the Indiana Library Federation's response to these bills.
The Institute of Museum and Library Services: the infrastructure of Indiana libraries
You may have heard about the recent Presidential executive order eliminating the IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Services) and wondered what this could mean for Indiana libraries. Put simply, IMLS is the infrastructure of Indiana Libraries and the loss of that funding will put Indiana Libraries at risk.
What does IMLS fund in Indiana?
Click on each option below to learn more about that valuable service.
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