Tile Heritage Foundation

Tile Heritage Foundation engaged in promoting an awareness and appreciation of ceramic surfaces in the United States.

Killingworth Library

Mission Statement To provide all community members with a welcoming place to: champion the love of reading and lifelong learning to stimulate curiosity; nurture creativity; offer reliable information resources; and provide programs, services, and technology that engage, enrich, and inspire Killingworth residents of all ages. Vision Statement The Killingworth Library Association will be a recognized source of knowledge and information and a place to gather and discuss, will encourage reading, and will partner with the town, schools, and other organizations. We will facilitate life-long learning, offering a full spectrum of services, materials, and programming. Values Statement The Killingworth Library Association – its Board of Directors, staff, and volunteers – is committed to the following values. We value the library as a public forum: it is a community facility for open communication of ideas and information; its collection, displays, programs, and services reflect an array of opinions and viewpoints. We commit to building, retaining, and sustaining a diverse, inclusive, and equitable organization, and to fully supporting staff, volunteers, and library users. We are committed to a future that embraces all individual differences, and as a community resource we strive to meet the needs of all patrons regardless of age, cultural background, ethnicity, race, national origin, disability, family status, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and veteran status. Your support helps us remain a vibrant and strong resource for our community – Thank you!

Alcona County Library

Kenton County Public Library

Kenton County Public Library is a Library Journal star rated library. KCPL serves all Kenton County cardholders with its large collection of materials, wide variety of programs and events for all ages, outreach services for local organizations and other quality library functions.

Denver Public Library

The Denver Public Library connects people with information, ideas and experiences to provide enjoyment, enrich lives and strengthen our community. The Library strives to positively impact the community in several Ways, including: Immersing children from birth in literacy-rich environments where they discover the joy of reading and learning, motivating them to achieve and graduate from high school. Improving people's lives by allowing them to acquire the resources and skills needed to prosper and contribute to Denver's economy. Providing a forum where people's lives can be enriched by reading, learning, and engaging in experiences here that make Denver a better place to live. For over a century, the Library has provided educational and entertainment materials to the people of Denver and beyond. Throughout its history, DPL has adapted to meet the changing needs of the community. While books, eBooks, movies, and music still remain important, the Library today acts as a technology hub; a community center where organizations from around the City convene and collaborate; and a welcoming place for lifelong learning. Denver Public Library is funded through the City and County of Denver's General Fund, and is governed by the eight-member Mayor-appointed Library Commission. The Denver Public Library Friends Foundation, founded in 1940, supports the Library through advocacy and fundraising through memberships, the annual Summer and Winter Used Books Sales, and their signature event, the Booklovers Ball.