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125th Fund
Donations to this fund will support the projects outlined. Please visit our Gift Acceptance Policy (PDF) for more information or email the Library Director. Honor & Memorial Gifts
The library welcomes monetary gifts intended for the purchase of materials for the collection in recognition of or in memory of individuals or organizations. The library staff will choose items that accommodate the donor’s subject preferences, per our Collection Development Policy (PDF). Please visit our Gift Acceptance Policy for more information about Legacy Gifts and Naming Rights, or email the Library Director. Planned Giving
A legacy gift serves generations to come and ensures that the donor's generosity and commitment to the library will be remembered long after their passing. Legacy gifts are typically made through bequests, trusts, charitable remainder trusts, and other charitable instruments. As these are planned gifts, it is advisable to discuss legacy gifts at the time they are being set up to ensure all requirements of both the donor and the library can be accommodated. Please visit our Gift Acceptance Policy for more information about Legacy Gifts and Naming Rights, or email the Library Director. |
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InvestmentsPlease use the donation form above and bring it in or send it to us via e-mail. |
Your gift to the Dublin Public Library is tax-deductible.
The Town of Dublin, NH, is a political subdivision of the State of New Hampshire and, as such, is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code, Section 4253 (i). The Dublin Public Library is considered a Town Department; therefore, it is also tax-exempt. Charitable contributions for a public purpose are tax deductible. 26 U.S.C § 170(c)(1).
The Town of Dublin, NH, is a political subdivision of the State of New Hampshire and, as such, is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code, Section 4253 (i). The Dublin Public Library is considered a Town Department; therefore, it is also tax-exempt. Charitable contributions for a public purpose are tax deductible. 26 U.S.C § 170(c)(1).
