Friends of the Cache County LibraryDonate
Libraries already exist because of tax-payer funds, and not everyone has the opportunity to donate more. Every cent donated is carefully spent to increase the effectiveness of the Cache County Library.
The Library Director gives our team direction on the needs of the library that require more resources. We strive to fulfill those needs with funds collected and by contributing our own volunteer efforts.
Current Fundraising Campaigns
Our active campaigns are listed on Givebutter, our secure fundraising platform.
Donate on GivebutterYou'll be taken to Givebutter to complete your donation.
Other Ways to Give
Want to donate a regular, yearly amount to the Friends? Visit the Be A Friend page for information on membership.
For donations of time and talents, please visit our Volunteer page.
Privacy and Security
We collect donations through the secure Givebutter fundraising platform.
All donations go directly to the needs of the library. We do not keep or collect any personal or financial information. Friends of Cache County Library is an official 501(c)(3) organization and we can provide tax-deductible receipts upon request.
See About for more information on our organization.
Why Your Donations Matter
Libraries help communities not only survive, but grow exponentially by providing access to many important services found nowhere else, especially in a rural community like Cache Valley.
We are grateful for any amount given.
Donating to a Library Benefits Whole Communities
Economic studies show that public libraries give back a very high return on the costs used to run them. An economic benefit study published by the Utah State Library determined that Utah public libraries return an average of $7.35 for every dollar invested.
Every dollar spent or donated to a library provides an average of $7.35 back in community services. These include, but aren't limited to:
- Educational opportunities through materials purchased.
- Access to community and skill sharing through regular programming.
- Safe third-space for vulnerable individuals and families.
- Access to technology and career-building resources.
- Safer communities.
- Equal opportunity for all income levels and generations.