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FY 2017 Annual Report CREATING FLEXIBLE SPACES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Public libraries are fundamental for a democracy in which learning is available to all. Dear Friends,

Twenty years ago, the Belvedere Tiburon community came together after OFFICERS a decade of planning to build a library that would serve as an important John Scarborough, President community hub and educational space for current and future generations. Douglas Norby, Vice President How fortunate we are that they achieved their goal! Today, people of all Barry Moss, Treasurer generations gather at our library to enjoy vibrant programming, discuss the latest books, and expand their horizons – all in a place that fosters human Jannette Mussche, Secretary connection.

But so much has changed since that time. When our library was last DIRECTORS renovated, Bill Clinton was President, books were only available in physical Gary Cookhorn form, and self-driving cars were a thing of futuristic novels.

Wyman Harris The library has certainly done its best to keep pace with these rapid changes Judy Huret by offering new programming and access to the latest technologies that include 3D printing, robot-building, and virtual reality experiences. John Kunzweiler Whitney Lee But the building itself is quite literally overflowing. Programming has jumped to over 1,000 offerings per year, our community has grown by 10 percent, and Rachael Ong the library has been ranked among the highest in California for circulation, Amanda Rickel program attendance, and visits per capita.

Lori Runnfeldt Our beloved library has reached capacity, and just as those who came before Jeff Slavitz us had the foresight to bring us the library we know and love today, we must again come together to plan for the future. We hope you will join us to Elizabeth Wilhelm continue this legacy by creating a truly modern library for future generations. Afsaneh Zolfaghari While we have no way of knowing what the next 20 years will bring, we do know that providing a flexible space for that which we cannot predict is an essential service to future generations.

We have spent the last several years working with the library to develop a modernization and expansion proposal. We are looking forward to moving this into the public eye to strengthen our partnership with the community as we move forward on this project.

P.O. Box 483 For more information about these exciting Tiburon, CA 94920 plans and to get involved, please visit our website at www.beltiblibfoundation.org or [email protected] e-mail us at [email protected].

Sincerely, www.beltiblibfoundation.org

www.beltiblibrary.org John Scarborough www.facebook.com/beltiblibrary President Board of Directors

COMMUNITY VITALITY

ibraries are a critical part of the community - of To offer this type of programming in a way that meets our community. Not just mere buildings, they are a community needs requires a much larger and more Lmirror of our values and our aspirations. They fulfill flexible space. Since 1997, the population of our towns a myriad of purposes, all serving the need to satisfy has increased by 10 percent, which combined with the curious minds. growth in programming, circulation materials, and the fast pace of technological advancements, demands that In the last year, our library has greatly increased we expand our offerings. its curated content and presentations to introduce thought-provoking new ideas and provide the freedom Surrounding communities have recognized this to explore without the fear of failure. necessity, which is why cities such as Mill Valley, Novato, Lafayette, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Los Gatos and Our sold-out Pop Up 94920 programs are a good countless others have renovated and expanded their example. These are TED-talk style presentations on a libraries over the last several years. After completion wide variety of topics. Past presentations have included of our expansion, the Belvedere Tiburon Library will “The Exoskeletons in Your Closet,” by entomologist be comparable in size, features, and programming Michelle Trautwein with the California Academy of capability to these recently renovated libraries in similar Sciences, and “The Making of Rogue One, A Star Wars communities. Story,” by animation supervisor Hal Hickel. Although our community is unique, we look at these The energy and creativity sparked by programs such successful expansions as a roadmap to grow our own as these are vital to the health of our community. This library and meet the needs of our community. content provides inspiration to minds of all ages in their search for knowledge, learning, and passion for topics they may not even know existed.

\ vī-'ta-lə-tē \ noun 1. capacity for survival or for the continuation of a meaningful or vitalitypurposeful existence.

4 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org The energy and creativity sparked by activities such as the sold out Pop Up 94920 presentations are vital to the health of our community.

4TH 3RD 2,500 RANKING IN RANKING IN THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THE STATE IN STATE IN PROGRAM WHO ATTENDED CIRCULATION PER ATTENDANCE BLACKIE’S HAY DAY CAPITA

2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org 5 flexibility \ flek-sə-'bi-lə-tē\ noun 1. the quality of bending easily without breaking

623 28,076 $399,521 NUMBER OF TOTAL VOLUNTEER VALUE OF VOLUNTEERS HOURS VOLUNTEER TIME

(based on Independent Sector [ flek-suh-buh l ] adjective statistics, 14,038 x $28.46) 1. susceptible of modification or adaptation; adaptable.

6 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org LIBRARIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY: THE ARRIVAL OF FLEXIBLE SPACES \ flek-sə-'bi-lə-tē\ noun 1. the quality of bending easily without breaking

hange, as the saying goes, is the only constant in Books are still a mainstay of a library’s collection, but life. We live in dizzying times, when hand-held now so are tablets, digital readers, and access to web- Cdevices possess the power of computers that based databases and activities. once filled rooms and information can travel around the While we cannot always predict the future or anticipate world in seconds. How does one cope with this type of the necessary changes, we do know that change is continually transforming landscape? inevitable. And the key to modern libraries is to build Flexibility. and maintain flexible spaces that can accommodate change. Twenty years ago, “The Library” was usually a large, square building in the center of town where people went These spaces can be used for everything from to sit quietly and read books, review microfilm and make homework help to an Idea Lab, a Creative Learning photocopies. As the decades have passed, libraries have Center with 3D printers, or a spot for impromptu “Pop evolved to offer a mix of things, all of which at their core, up” speaker events, art exhibits, and other enriching focus on bringing people the information they need. presentations.

Indeed, today the library fills a variety of roles for a We invite you to work with us as we embark upon our variety of people - whether it’s a toddler being dazzled efforts to add more than 15,000 square feet and modern during story hour, our children learning how to code, a technology. This will allow us to provide the flexible retiree brushing up on technology skills, or people of all spaces to accommodate an increasing number of users ages satisfying their curiosity through TED-talk style and the growing list of activities to serve our community presentations. in this important neighborhood hub.

While we cannot always predict the future or anticipate the necessary changes, we do know that change is inevitable. And the key to modern libraries is to build and maintain flexible spaces that can accommodate change.

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oday we live in a world that is hyper-connected. advancement in both educational and professional Information travels the world in seconds and data settings, which is why our library provides training that Tdrives most of our daily decisions. How do you spans topics from social media to computer coding. choose a restaurant, hotel, or dog walker? There’s an You’ll find opportunities to learn how to build a app for that! robot, create graphic art on your computer, engage in It seems outdated in this context to consider technology professional training, or simply play in a creative arts as something separate from the way we live, and for workshop. good reason. Applications that involve social media, With an endless supply of information right at our technology with touch screens, and even the way fingertips, we need the library now more than ever. We we swipe our credit cards have changed the way we hope you will join the innovative spirit of our library by conduct our lives. helping us to expand and to make room for larger, more This remains true for jobs as well, most of which require versatile spaces, and new program offerings that will some level of digital knowledge, whether it’s coding, keep the citizens of our community ready for today and robotics, or the latest video conferencing services. This tomorrow. will only become more true as time goes on. But how do we know what we need, and where can we go to get information?

Our library is equipped to provide the materials and training necessary to ensure that members of our community are prepared to succeed in the world of the future. Technological literacy is essential for

technology \ tek-'nä-lə-jē \ noun 1. the practical application of knowledge, especially in a particular area.

8 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org With an endless supply of information right at our fingertips, we need the library now more than ever. We hope you will join the innovative spirit of our library by helping us to expand and to make room for larger, more versatile spaces, along with new program offerings.

102 1,379,063 677,154 TECHNOLOGY NUMBER OF INCREASE IN PROGRAMS AVAILABLE AVAILABLE OFFERED E-MATERIALS E-MATERIALS technology \ tek-'nä-lə-jē \ noun SINCE 2016 1. the practical application of knowledge, especially in a particular area.

2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org 9 adaptability \ -,dap-tə-’bi-lə-tē \ noun 1. capable of adjusting readily to different conditions. Group of Library Staff at the 20th Anniversary Event Staff at the 20th Anniversary of Library Group

14,879 386 1,331 REFERENCE MAGAZINE INDIVIDUAL QUESTIONS TITLES TECHNOLOGY ANSWERED SUPPORT SESSIONS PROVIDED

10 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org SOMETIMES WHAT CHANGES ALSO adaptability REMAINS THE SAME \ -,dap-tə-’bi-lə-tē \ noun 1. capable of adjusting readily to different conditions.

oday’s libraries are faced with a unique challenge: continuing this successful engagement requires new how to stay the same while also becoming tools that provide the library with the flexibility to adapt Tsomething completely different. to and manage change as it happens. Technological advancement has turned everything on its Many of us began our love affair with our library 20 head and fundamentally changed the way we live – from years ago and are excited to embark upon the next the way we go through security at an airport to how we phase of this journey. Some of us are families new purchase movie tickets. to Belvedere Tiburon who first became connected to the community through the library. And all of us are But even the most recent technological advancements committed to giving the library the tools it needs to have not diminished the fundamental need for a space remain a bridge to new worlds and possibilities. that provides quiet time for reflection, community participation, and the safety to explore new topics. Or to As we said at the beginning, we do not pretend to nurture a lifelong love of learning, reading, and literacy predict the future; rather, we are seeking to create a for families and individuals of all ages. framework into which any type of future can fit. We welcome you to learn more about our efforts and join us We understand that the inherent value of a library is as a in the campaign to expand the library. community resource and hub for gathering and learning for all ages. The Foundation sees its efforts to raise the funds necessary for the library’s expansion as a way to keep a foot in both worlds: the past and the future.

Our library staff has always risen to the challenge to keep the community engaged. But we know that Group of Library Staff at the 20th Anniversary Event Staff at the 20th Anniversary of Library Group

Even the most recent technological advancements have not diminished the fundamental need for a space that provides quiet time for reflection, community participation, and the safety to explore new topics.

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CORNER BOOKS $33,019 $215,632 EVENTS AND GRANTS TO BOOKMARKS LIBRARY $96,304 DONATIONS $368,676

INTEREST $147,189 $995,930 TOTAL FUNDING INVESTMENTS $175,371

Bookmarks Corner Books $96,304 $33,019 2017 2017

12 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org expansion plans

FIRST FLOOR

The expansion adds 15,525 square feet and a second floor to the existing library, bringing the building to a total of 26,225 square feet. SECOND FLOOR

Internal allocation of spaces is not final but this image represents one of the alternatives being considered.

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Anonymous (8) Sylvia and Omar Arias- Kelly Barajas and Arthur Carol and Leslie Benet Caffe’ Acri Montez Ambarik Benevity Causes Kathryn and Evertt Ai Bo Arlander Shirley and Stephen Barker Benjamin Tanner Fund Christopher and Judith Karen and Tom Akin Barr Family Foundation David Bennett, CPA Armstrong Mitra Alberni and Shiva Kaveh Judy Barr Antoinette and Tom Benoit Kristen A. Armstrong Riva and David Berelson Ethel and Jack Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Battat Charles Auerbach Bruce and Linda Berg Isabel Allende Ida Baugh and John Auerbach Family Fund Harrington Miles and Piper Berger Amazon Smile Ann Aylwin and Bill Smith Azita Mujica Beavers Joan R. Bergsund Carol and Andy Anderson Mary Bachman and William Belvedere Community Susan and Robert Bernheim Takako Mary Anderson Downing Foundation Donna and David Bero Nancy Ankrum Kate and Cameron Baker The Belvedere Tiburon Kamala Geroux Berry and Suzanne and Jeff Appleman Patricia Bannon Newcomers Club David Berry

From left: Barbara Winter, Barry Moss, Jane Moss, and Doug Norby

14 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org Bewley*Motluk Charitable Louise and Angelo Capozzi Olivia Hsu Decker Marcia and Roger Felton Foundation Nancy and Robert Cappelloni Mary J. Defenderfer Cindy and Bradley Fenner Christine and George Bo-Linn Jeanette and Martin Carr Pamela Dekema and Dick David Fenster Aviva and Karl Boedecker Valda and Ted Carter Champe Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Tim Bogan and Richard Heidi H. Cary Pia Deleon and William Robert O Finch McCarthy Chuang Marie and Michael Cavanagh Rita Fink Suzanne and Logan Boles Kathleen Dell and David Angela and Robert Chang Norman Mrs. Mary Fishman Book Passage Taissa Cherry and Jay Ruth and Bob Dell Robert A. Flynn Jean Bordon LaBourene Helene L. Denebeim Victoria and Barry Fong Sydne and Allan Bortel Chevron Matching Gifts-Your Patricia and Gilmore Phyllis Foster Andrea and Michael Bortner Cause Diekmann Griffith Fund- Pasadena M. Madeleine Boshart Jane and Avery Chope Dean Dietrich Community Foundation Helen Clawson Brinker Family Fund II of Mai Dolch Cathy B. and Fred Fox Communities Foundation of Margot and John Clements Joan and Hillary Don Johanna and Paul Fox Texas Susan Cluff and Neil Rudolph Helen and Troy Van Dongen Alice Fredericks and Neal Brenda Brinker Bottum Kim and Jim Coggan Benowitz Gillian M. Dorsey Mary Bowles and Martin Canby Cohen and Shane Gary Friedman Perlmutter Virginia Doyle Anderies Shirley and Rodney Friedman Edgar P. Bowron Anne and Larry Drew Donna Cohen The Michelle and Robert Diane and David Bradford Deborah Cole, Golden Gate Jane Dudley / Chittenden Friend Foundation Fund Janet S. Braff Sotheby’s International Real Fund for Humanity Charitable Estate Darby and Lawrence Duke Carole and Marvin Breen Foundation Monica and Matt Coleman Martha and Anthony Eason Anne and Herb Briggin Karen Gann Mrs. Betty Conner Georgeann Economy Connie Brightbill Joan E. Garrett Jane and Allan Cooper Barbara A. Elliott Dorothy C. Bronson Ann-Christin Gelb Diane and John Cope Jacquelyn F. Dunn and Kurt W. Pierce Brownell The Fred Gellert Family Maureen Corcoran and Ellison Foundation Hank Bruce Maurice LeVois Joe Elson Vera Gertler Buck Family Fund Mimi and Jim Cornelius Enlighten Optometry -Celia Susan and Kamran Ghiasi Arlene Buechert Futch Adele Corvin Wayne Gilbert and Diane Anat and Ran Bujanover Shahla Cowan Judith and David Epstein Sklar Katharine and James Burke Laura Cox and Jay Cohen Estate of Dr. Lois Epstein Joseph P. Gillach Richard and Carol Burnham Stone Coxhead Megan & Tom Escher Marcy and Donald Ginsburg Gretchen and John Busterud Elaine M. Crepeau and Nobuo Carol B. Essick Beverly and Joseph Giraudo Anne and Jerry Butler Kodama Jaleh A. and Galen A.Etemad Just Give AKA Amex Just William D. Caddell Jean and Tom Cromwell Judith Ets-Hokin Give Natalie and Tom Cameron Peggy Curran and Josh Sale Tracy and Mark Evans Gina and Ronald Glantz James Campbell and Adam Shirley and Rudolph Cutino R & S Service, John Everett Dr. Elisabeth Gleason Gavzer Susan and Michael Dab Sandra Donnell and Justin George Gnoss June and Jack Campbell Christina Dallera Faggioli Nancy and Lawrence Carol and Richard Canady Nancy and Starrett Dalton Jean and Jeremy Fair Goldberg Canobie Films, Inc Robin Daly Mary Falk Traci and Richie Goldman Lois Cannady Janet and Sid Daru Whitney and Paul Falzone Jade and Jesse Goranson Canobie Films, Inc Kerry Davidson and Dan Nancy W. Faulkner Bruce F. Gordon Xian Sheng Huang and Cindy Fitzgerald Melissa and Patrick Feder Esme and Roy Gordon Cao Mr. Donald W. Davis Lynn Feinerman Joan and Lowell Gordon

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Teron and Sidney Gorham Shelby and Marshall Gross Gillian and Ralph Hayward Jay S. Hooker Janice Goto Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brannon Heath Ann and Dunbar D Hoskins Hon. Steve and Terry Graham Guzzardo Emily and Robert Heller James W. House Janice Anderson-Gram and Janice and Bill Hackett Susan and Philip Henry Celine Hu and George Chu Thomas Gram Kristina and Paul Hackwell Katharine Purdy Herbert Robin F. Hudnut Joy Graustark and Larry Vivian Hadley Lee Humphrey Oesterich William Heydorn, MD Jim and Donna Hale Judy and Bob Huret Diane Green Robert and Kaye Hiatt Fund Francella Hall Geraldine Green Susan and Bill Hileman Karen and Richard Hyde Anne Levorsen Hammer Sharon and Dale Hilpert Kendra and PJ Hyett Dr. Roland Greenberg and Ken Hammer Frank and Barbo Greene in honor of James Levorsen Ed and Peggy Hirsh Lander and William Hynes Lorrie and Richard Greene Clarrie and Ralph Hanley Susan Hoeschler Francie and Giuseppe Inesi Deborah and John Greenspan Jo Haraf Hossein and Irene Hoghooghi Martha and David Irmer Joan and Robert Griffin Gay and Wyman Harris E. Alan Holroyde Gabriella and Glenn Isaacson Joyce and Martin Griffin Muriel and Hugh Harris Carolyn and Kevin Holt Allan E. Jackman, M.D. Mary Griffin Elizabeth and Robert Hart Andrea Hong and James Sylvia Jacob Griffith Family Foundation Gail and Sterling Harwell Parsons Amy and Neal Jacobs Sallie Griffith Hollie Moore Haynes and Jay Holly and Jay Hooker Tina and James Jacobsen Judy and Jon Groesbeck Haynes I’Lee and Tony Hooker Helene and Stephen Jaffe

16 2017 Belvedere Tiburon Library Foundation Annual Report | [email protected] | www.beltiblibfoundation.org Paula and Dennis Jaffe David Lake in memory of Ina Carl and Carol Lewis Jessica and Mo Malek Madani Dr. Arthur Jampolsky Tabibian Lois Limbach Melanie and Peter Maier Cynthia Jensen Heather and Jeff Lamb Sarah Lind Dr. Jan Maisel Rebecca and Allan Jergesen Julie Lanasa and John Helen and William Lindqvist Eileen and Toby Marion Kunzweiler Jewish Community Federation Paula W. Little Judith and Melvyn Mark and Endowment Fund Babette and George Landau Heather and Judson Lobdell Emily and Christopher Helen Joan Johns Carla Lantier Barbara and Larry Lonn Marlowe Barbara and Eric Johnson Aimee and Robert Lapic Christa L. and Mark G. Lopez James B. Martinoni Beverlee Johnson Michele and Glenn Larsen Shirley Loube Marie and Bertram Masia Jeri and Jeffrey Johnson Judy and Robert Leet Rockwell Lowe Margaret Mason and David Barker Katharine H. Johnson Ann Gordon and Alan Lefkof Kay S. Lowney Peter Mason Maureen and Ken Johnson Tracy Heins and Jason Janis Luft Brian Matas Margaret E. Jones and Reese Lehman Mary P Lundgren T. Jones, M.D. Pam Martori and Robert Michele Lepine Diane and Leslie Lynch Sharon and Bob Kahn McCaskill Frank Levinson Joan and Steve Lynch Joyce and Saburo Kami Alexander Mazour Mimi and Walter Levison Sandra Brisbin MacDonald Fred M. Kanter Charmaine T. and Luke C. Shirley C. Levy Susan and Steven Machtinger Mazur Amy Kaufman and Hector Saldivar Julie and Russell Keil Joseph I. Kelly Nancy and Bryan Kemnitzer Catherine Kennedy and Daniel Grossman Robert and Dawn Kennedy Helene and Michael Keran Kern Family Fund Emily Kerner William and Gretchen Kimball Fund Kathleen B. King Karin and Henrik Kjellberg Lisa Klairmont Donna Kline Janette and Bill Knick Koret Foundation Shirley and Ron Kosciusko Linda and Hal Kramer Geri and Bill Kuhns Kulp-Oreffice Philanthropic Fund Kurland Family Foundation The Laidley Family Gabrielle Lajoie and Peter From left: Wyman and Gay Harris Nelson

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From left: Gaby Isaacson, Rita Fink, and Laleh Zelinsky

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P.O. Box 483, Tiburon, CA 94920 [email protected] www.beltiblibfoundation.com