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Find similar grantsSmall Libraries in Networks program is sponsored by Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC). Provides funding to support network memberships for libraries serving small communities (population under 10,000).
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Early Literacy Grants is sponsored by Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC). This program offers federal funds to public libraries to develop adult literacy instruction and services. It aims to help English-speaking adults improve reading and writing skills to achieve personal goals as workers, parents, and community members. The grants are considered seed money to establish new programs.
State Aid to Public Libraries is sponsored by Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC). An annual, voluntary program that distributes local aid to municipalities to encourage municipal support for public library service, bolster reciprocal resource sharing, compensate for differences in municipal funding capacities, and offset costs for libraries circulating materials to patrons from other certified municipalities. It disburses three awards: Library Incentive Grant, Municipal Equalization Grant, and Nonresident Circulation Offset.
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