Federal grant · project grant (b)
Shaan Seet Inc. and the Craig Public Library Will Update Their Collection, With an Emphasis on Alaska Native Books, Purchase Materials for Two Seasonal Reading Programs, and Subscriptions to Support Its Existing Operations and Maintain Core Library Services for Its Community. It Will Furnish a Space for Preteens and Teens to Use for Homework, Gaming, or Reading. as the Largest Library on the Island, It Provides Key Services Ranging From Internet and Printer Access to Assisting Patrons With Applying for the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend. Library Computers Are Used, on Average, 550 Sessions a Month. the Project Will Provide Direct Benefit to Over 5,000 Community Members on Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska.
Committed
$10,000
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