New Jersey: Princeton University Donates $100,000 to Princeton Public Library
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From NJ.com:
The Princeton Public Library’s Stewardship Fund has received a $100,000 donation from Princeton University, library officials announced today.
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“We are very happy that the university recognizes the need for the library to be continually updated and refreshed to meet changing community needs,” [Leslie] Burger [Princeton Public Library’s executive director], said in a press release. “This generous gift will enable us help provide the funding resources required to maintain a world-class public library building that can adapt to the ever-changing needs of future generations.”
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The university and library have collaborated in many areas, including after-school homework help for schoolchildren, free public events with university scholars, and shared facilities use.
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See Also: Princeton Public Library Receives $100K from Princeton University (via Princeton Patch)
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