Particular economic importance to the community.Significant historical, cultural, or spiritual values.The presence of natural processes such as major migration corridors or spawning grounds.A site with potential to reverse damage from negative human impacts.Particular populations of rare, threatened, or endemic species.A special abundance or diversity of species present, unusual or representative species, habitats or ecosystems.Criteria for a place to become a Hope Spot includes the area having: These areas are about recognizing, empowering, and supporting individuals and communities around the world in their efforts to protect the ocean. Hope Spots are special places that are critical to the health of the ocean. The Gulf Coast defines our area and is the reason many people call this area home. What does this mean? This means we understand the immeasurable value that the Gulf Coast and our local waters have on our home, our economy, our local habitat, and our way of life. The funds will be invested, and the income they produce will be used exclusively to benefit the Dunedin Public Library and ensure its future for generations to come.įind out more! Contact us is home of the Florida Gulf Coast Hope Spot. All contributions to the Dunedin Public Library Foundation, Inc. was formed in 1992 as an agency for the collection of tax-deductible contributions for the enhancement of the Dunedin Public Library. The Dunedin Public Library Foundation, Inc. During this time, memorial brick orders can be placed but the bricks will be installed after the renovation is complete.
*as a note, our Reading Garden will be undergoing a renovation. Visit or call the library to learn more about this special program. Each brick is engraved to your specification and cost $100. Our Memorial Bricks are located throughout the Reading Garden and are the perfect way to make a long-lasting impact that will stand the test of time. Memorialize a loved one, remember an anniversary, or honor a special person in your life. They come in our favorite color, Library Blue. If you were looking for a reusable bag, you can also purchase those at the Library front desk for only $5. We ask that donations be limited to 3 boxes.Īnother way to support the library is through purchasing some of the merchandise the Friends of the Library are selling! They have a beautiful artistic sketch map of Dunedin for only $10, who knows you might find yourself on there! Why ask for plastic, when you can use your own Dunedin Public Library canvas tote bag in a beautiful green trim, this durable, long-lasting bag will help you carry all your items to and from the library for only $15. For larger donations, on Mondays and Fridays between 9:30 AM and 4:00 PM, drive around the back of the library to the staff entrance door and a staff member will assist you in unloading your donation. Located in the front lobby of the library are two large blue bins for smaller donations. All donated materials are evaluated by library staff and may be placed in the collection or sold by the Friends of the Library in the Bookstore or at the Annual Book Sale. Now’s the time for spring cleaning, we appreciate and accept new and gently used materials without restriction or obligation. If you couldn’t make it this year, look out for the Friends of the Library’s Pop-Up Book Sales throughout the year. The bookstore is open every day the library is, make sure to stop in regularly to see new and interesting reads!Įvery year the Friends of the Library host their Annual Book Sale, an impressive collection of bestsellers, historical collections, movies, video games, children’s materials, puzzles, and other specialty items. Throughout the year you can visit their used bookstore located within the library and purchase gently-used books, movies, magazines, and more. You can pick up the membership application at the library! Friends dues are as cheap as $15 for annual individual, $25 annual family, $125 lifetime individual, and $175 lifetime family. The Friends of the Library is a vibrant and hard-working organization, becoming a member is an investment in the community that supports the library’s youth, teen, and adult programming, allows staff to attend trainings and conferences, and supports creating a new playground at the library. Whether you’re donating books, visiting the Friends of the Library book store or book sale, or just visiting the Library on your weekly visit, there are so many ways to support the library this February and throughout the year! Your Rights as a Renter-Pinellas County Resource for Renters.
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