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The Ferguson Library Foundation
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Mission Statement
The Ferguson Library Foundation is a nonprofit organization incorporated in 1987, which uses private contributions to help the Library enhance its collection and services, beyond what is available through public funding.

Since its incorporation in 1987, The Ferguson Library Foundation has carefully managed individual and corporate contributions to the Library, building a fund that has enriched the quality of library service in Stamford. Over the years, the Foundation has been able to provide material and services to the Library beyond what is available through public funding, helping make The Ferguson Library one of the great public libraries in our state.

Among its gifts, the Foundation has purchased computer equipment and software for the Library, installed a fax network for the branches, and funded furniture and equipment for the Harry Bennett Branch. The Foundation sponsored a book buying program for the newly renovated Weed Memorial & Hollander Branch, and on an ongoing basis provides funds to buy books for the whole Library system. The Foundation is now sponsoring a written history of the Library, authored by journalist Don Russell.

Please help us continue to provide the Stamford community with unparalleled library service by making a gift to The Ferguson Library Foundation.

To make a contribution: Please make checks payable to
The Ferguson Library Foundation

Mail to: The Ferguson Library
One Public Library Plaza
Stamford, CT 06904.
 


Ferguson Library Foundation Trustees

Theodore E. Payne, Chair
George B. Harvey, Vice-Chair
Harvey L. Ganis, Treasurer
Kathryn Emmett, Esq., Secretary
Ernest N. Abate, Esq.
Greg Caggainello
Harry Romanowitz, M.D.

Ex-Officio

Thomas M. Cassone, Esq., Chair, Ferguson Library Board of Trustees
Ernest A. DiMattia, Jr., President, The Ferguson Library
 

 

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