Friends of Traverse Area District Library
Founded in 1982, the Friends of TADL grew from an organization that supported one small library to one that now contributes support throughout the District's six libraries, and counting. Sometimes the support is monetary. Other times it's by helping get the word out throughout the District and its surrounding communities.
The Friends are an enthusiastic group of men and women who support the Library's mission and contribute their funds and/or time and creativity to further TADL's mission to enrich our community. A friend is someone like you!
MISSION STATEMENT
The Friends of the Traverse Area District Library is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization founded in 1982 and dedicated to:
- encouraging appreciation and use of the Traverse Area District Library (TADL).
- building greater awareness of the TADL facilities.
- expanding the role of the TADL in the cultural and educational development of the district.
- attracting gifts, manuscripts, bequests of books, art objects and funds to support and improve the TADL resources and services.
LEVELS of MEMBERSHIP
$10-single
$25-group
$-other
*A donation of $300 or more will be recognized on the donor wall in the Traverse Area District Library. If you are interested in becoming a member, please download our membership form.
Friends Board of Directors
Ruth Bay, President
Ron Jolly, Vice President
Alice Counts, Secretary
Holly Charon, Treasurer
Jan Doran, Member-at-Large
Jeannine Habich, Member-at-Large
Karen Kuehlhorn, Member-at-Large
Jodi Simpson, Member-at-Large
Jacqui Smith, Member-at-Large
Mark Vanderklipp, Member-at-Large
Bill Wilson, Member-at-Large
What do the Friends do?...
The Friends have an on-going BOOK SALE where books may be purchased for 75 cents, under the stairs, at Woodmere, to the right.
The Friends publish a monthly newsletter called TADL TALES.
The Brown Bag Book Club is a group of readers who get together at noon on the first Wednesday of the Month in the Nelson Room and discuss the selected "brown bagger's book" of the month. It's a great way meet new people and fellow bookworms, not to mention a great way to spend a lunchtime.
Want to Volunteer? The Friends Gift Shop has openings, 3 hours per week - no retail experience necessary, Call Carolyn at 932-8517.
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