All giving opportunities outlined on this page support the Northland Public Library Foundation’s mission to build financial support through community fundraising to enhance the programs and growth of Northland Public Library.
For more information about these programs or to learn about other giving opportunities in support of Northland Public Library, please contact Foundation Director Alexis McKinley at mckinleya@northlandlibrary.org or (412) 366-8100 x104.
The Giving Tree
Is there someone special in your life you would like to remember or honor? Perhaps it’s someone who challenged you, motivated you, believed in you, and helped you become the person you are today?
The Giving Tree is a permanent installation on the first floor of Northland Public Library which acknowledges and celebrates our library donors. Any individual or organization can purchase a leaf on the Giving Tree by making a donation at one of the following levels.
GOLD: $1,000
SILVER: $500
BRONZE: $250
To purchase a leaf, you may complete this online form or contact the Foundation office for more information.
The Wish Tree
Anyone can grant a Northland wish! From children’s board games to barcode scanners and batteries, there are always new ways to make a tangible donation for the benefit of our library community.
Wish Tree donations may be made by check or through our secure online donation page: Click to give. No in-kind donations can be accepted.
Sample wishes are:
- Barcode scanner – $150
- Books for story strolls – $100
- Board games – $75
- Video game – $35
- Batteries – $20
- Books for Next Chapter Book Club – $15
* Full list of wishes can be found HERE
The Wish Tree can usually be found on the lower level of the library by the Check Out Desk or the upper level near the Ask A Librarian Desk.
If your local business would be interested in hosting a remote Wish Tree during Love Your Library month in September or for another special occasion, please contact the Foundation office.
The Learning Garden
The Learning Garden is a safe and sustainable garden that provides an outdoor learning environment to encourage hands-on learning for all ages. It serves the needs of our residents to create, explore and discover more about their inner and outer worlds.
Please consider making a gift in support of the Learning Garden! If you have any questions, contact the Northland Public Library Foundation, via email at nplfoundation@northlandlibrary.org or by phone: 412-366-8100, ext. 104.