Support the Library

Donate to Support the Vaughn Building Renewal

Why renovate the Library?

  • 40 years since the last renovation, the VPL is overdue for basic systems, furnishings and spatial improvements
  • More space for public meetings, teen and children’s programs and casual reading will be created
  • Historic features like storefront windows and a Main St entrance will inspire revitilization in downtown Ashland
  • Building safety will be improved throughout, including foundation repair, a sprinkler system and more bright, open spaces
  • Energy efficiency upgrades will include HVAC systems, lighting, plumbing, electricity, windows and added insulation
  • Good stewardship of community assets like the library is important to the vitality of Ashland

Architectural Rendering

Engberg Anderson Architects

All Your Options

Become a Friend

The Friends of the VPL support, advocate and host events for the library. The Book Nook is organized, staffed and maintained by the Friends.

Volunteer

Volunteering at the VPL is a great way to give a little back to your community. Volunteers may shelve books, clean materials and assist the librarians at a program or event.

Please submit a volunteer application, if you are interested.

Memorial Donation

Celebrating a loved one’s life through a donation to the library is a wonderful way to remember and give to your community.

Memorials are recognized on book plates as well as on our donor plaque.  To learn more, please see the memorial brochure or contact Sarah Adams 715-685-1668 sadams@vaughnlibrary.org.

Library Foundation Donation

The Vaughn Public Library Foundation is another way to create a legacy of giving for your family and community.

Donate Gently Used Items for Book Sale

Do you have books or movies to donate?  The library accepts donations of recent books, recorded books on CD, music CDs and DVDs.

Donations should be clean and in good condition. A rule of thumb is; donate it to the library if you would give it to a friend. Also, please do not bring more items than you can carry into the library.

Here’s more information on donating materials.