– information courtesy of Granville County Public Information Officer Terry Hobgood
The Granville County Library System recently received a $10,000 donation to support children’s programming.
The donor, who wants to remain anonymous, designated the gift for projects aimed at improving children’s reading abilities in creative ways with a primary focus on the Richard H. Thornton Library in Oxford, but with potential to impact other library branches across the county, according to information from Granville County Public Information Officer Terry Hobgood.
The money will be used for projects that the library system otherwise could not afford, including innovative reading programs, literacy support and educational initiatives that inspire young readers.
“We are incredibly fortunate to receive this support,” said Thornton Branch Children’s Librarian Amy Carlson. “This donation will allow us to create impactful programs that foster a love of reading and learning among children. We look forward to using these funds to expand the library’s community reach and resources in meaningful ways.”
The Granville County Library System will begin planning and implementing new initiatives with these funds by helping children develop stronger reading skills and a lasting connection to literacy. Further updates on the use of this donation will be shared with the community at a later date.
Visit https://granville.lib.nc.us/ to learn more about the programs and services the library system offers.
