Federal grant · project grant (b)
Koniag, Inc. Will Continue to Support Its Existing Operations and Maintain Core Library Services for Its Community, as Well as Expand Its Library Into Additional Spaces. Project Tasks Include Assessing Acquisitions, Adding the Metadata for Materials to Their Collections Management Database, Shelving, General Housekeeping, and Setting Up Appointments for Library Visitors and Assisting With Requests. This Project Will Help to Improve Core Library Services for Their Community. It Will Provide Direct Benefit to Koniag Cultural Library Community Patrons.
Committed
$7,000
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