More Than Just A Library

New York Times references the Pound Ridge Library in 1952 as a cultural center for the community.  Today, in 2012 the Library continues to offer a wide array of services and programs for the community.

Cultural Center for Pound Ridge

Cultural Center for Pound Ridge

Foundation News

The primary goal of the Pound Ridge Library Foundation is to raise money for a Capital Campaign that will underwrite construction of new space to meet the expanding needs of the Library for the 21st Century.  The building project has long been part of the Library’s long range plan and will include enhanced service features as well as increased space.  The 2004 cost estimate of $3,000,000 has increased in the ensuing years.  Realistically, we will need to raise substantially more than $3,000,000 through the Capital Campaign to meet our objectives. To date, approximately $865,000 has been raised.

Because this is a long term project, your Library District Board of Trustees actively reviews the plans to insure they meet the anticipated needs of future generations. The Board currently has appointed an Expansion Committee to fulfill this objective. The Pound Ridge Library Foundation welcomes this proactive approach to meeting our community’s needs.