Preserving Yesterday
The Kenton County Public Library has the largest collection of both local and Kentucky history in the state. Funds donated help staff secure new equipment, programs, records, and databases the help those in search of the past.
Enriching Today
Develop and implement programs that encourage young readers by sponsoring the summer reading celebration
The Foundation gifts each incoming kindergartner each school year with a book to keep at home.
Donations make technology accessible to everyone through the library’s STREAM Center including 3D printing and more.
Inspiring Tomorrow
Donations to the library assist job seekers by providing technology that offers remote learning opportunities as the search for their next chapter.
The region’s first public makerspace, the STREAM Center along with the addition of meeting and performance space at the Erlanger Branch, were all made possible by donations from those in the community.
Information on Planned Giving
The Library also accepts bequests and other planned gifts. For more information on how you can leave a legacy through a planned gift, or for answers regarding any other gift opportunity, please contact Library Director Dave Schroeder.
(859) 578-3600 dave.schroeder@kentonlibrary.org.
