Library Impact Grants

Library Impact Grants is sponsored by Atla. Grants designed to help professionals engaged in librarianship and scholarly communication in advocating and collaborating to advance scholarship in theological and religious disciplines.

LSTA Impact Grants - LSTA Grants for Public Libraries - Subject Guides at South Carolina State Library LSTA Grants for Public Libraries: LSTA Impact Grants Information about the LSTA program, instructions and forms for public libraries seeking sub-grants, and tips for evaluation of grant-funded services LSTA Documents for Awardees LSTA Five-Year State Plans Evaluating Your LSTA-Funded Project LSTA Continuing Education Grants The Impact Grant application cycle for FFY26 is closed Impact Grants are funded with Library Services and Technology Act funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the South Carolina State Library.

Public library systems may apply for funds from $5,000 up to $50,000 for a project that must incorporate specific outcomes for the target audience. The FFY26 Impact Grant applications were due June 5, 2026. FFY26 Impact Grants - Documents for Applicants LSTA FFY26 Impact Guidelines LSTA FFY26 Impact Application Applications were due June 5, 2026.

LSTA FFY26 Impact Project Partner Statement FFY25 Impact Grants - Documents for Awardees LSTA FFY25 Impact Guidelines LSTA FFY25 Impact Application Applications were due August 29, 2025.

LSTA FFY25 Impact Project Partner Statement LSTA FFY25 Impact Interim Report Form LSTA FFY25 Impact EOP Form LSTA FFY25 Reimbursement Request Form IMPORTANT - Please read before applying for LSTA funds Grants of Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds are available for public libraries across South Carolina.

Reimbursement of related expenses is available for programs that allow libraries to develop, expand, deliver, or promote services and programs that are related to the Federal purposes. * * The Federal purposes as outlined in LSTA (20 U.S.C.

9141) are: Enhance coordination among Federal programs that relate to library, education, and information services; Promote continuous improvement in library services in all types of libraries in order to better serve the people of the United States; Facilitate access to resources in all types of libraries for the purpose of cultivating an educated and informed citizenry; Encourage resource sharing among all types of libraries for the purpose of achieving economical and efficient delivery of library services to the public; Promote literacy, education, and lifelong learning, including by building learning partnerships with school libraries in our Nation’s schools, including tribal schools, and developing resources, capabilities, and programs in support of State, tribal, and local efforts to offer a well-rounded educational experience to all students; Enable libraries to develop services that meet the needs of communities throughout the Nation, including people of diverse geographic, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds, individuals with disabilities, residents of rural and urban areas, Native Americans, military families, veterans, and caregivers; Enable libraries to serve as anchor institutions to support community revitalization through enhancing and expanding the services and resources provided by libraries, including those services and resources relating to workforce development, economic and business development, critical thinking skills, health information, digital literacy skills, financial literacy and other types of literacy skills, and new and emerging technology; Enhance the skills of the current library workforce and recruit future professionals, including those from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds, to the field of library and information services; Ensure the preservation of knowledge and library collections in all formats and enable libraries to serve their communities during disasters; Enhance the role of libraries within the information infrastructure of the United States in order to support research, education, and innovation; Promote library services that provide users with access to information through national, State, local, regional, and international collaborations and networks; and Encourage, support, and disseminate model programs of library and museum collaboration.

Purposes from https://www. imls. gov/grants/grants-state/purposes-and-priorities-lsta For additional information on LSTA grants in South Carolina, contact the LSTA Coordinator, Alexandra Sanders , (803) 734-8917.

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