Library Rescue Grant Application
Please take into account when describing your proposed project that the purpose of the library rescue grant is to assist a library in implementing a project that will significantly improve library services to have a positive impact on the community / library users / library staff. The program will engage a team of volunteers, consultants, and stakeholders who will conduct intensive hands-on work, lead training, and provide support over the course of a 5-day work week. At the end of the week, the participating library will have its immediate and short-term challenges addressed, with an action plan for follow-up tactics and strategies.

This program is funded by the US Institute of Museum and Library Services through a grant from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (2023). All applicants must be public libraries accredited by the Texas State Library. Questions, please call 361-212-0099 or email dayna@libaction.net. Applications accepted on a rolling basis.
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Library Name
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City
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Library’s Website (if you have one)
Your Name
Position/Title
Do you have a library board?
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Board Chair / President’s Name
How often does your board hold meetings?
Is the board in support of this application or do you need help in this area? Please explain
Do you have a Friend’s of the Library Group or Foundation?
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Will your Friend’s group or Foundation support your application or have any interest in helping with your project?
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Are there any other community organizations or groups that will support your application or provide assistance in the future to maintain improvements?
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Please briefly describe your proposed project or your biggest challenge where you need assistance to improve services.
(This could include, but not limited to: collections, facilities, technology, staff training, policies, board or Friend’s support, community perception of the library. Please remember that this is not a monetary award grant, but rather hands-on help or training.)
How will you measure or determine that this library rescue grant is a success for your library/community?
(This could include certain statistics pre and post rescue grant, community survey, descriptions of changes in board or Friend’s group support of library or transparency to community, annual report, etc.)
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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