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CHECK OUT YOUR LIBRARY! ANNUAL REPORT, 1 JULY 2018 - 30 JUNE 2019 + CAMPAIGN REPORT 113,240 Library Visitors 16,022 Library Card Holders 13,542 Madhuri Vijay Robin DiAngelo GordonProgram Attendees Chang Tara Westover56,230 Max Brooks Wi-Fi Guests 13,983 Anthony Doerr RebeccaComputer Makkai Logins John Kerry Pam Houston Chris Spelius David Adler 3,801 Nafissa Thompson-Spires Ben GoldfarbMuseum Visitors Luis1 Alberto Urrea Teresa Younger Renewed Library! Adam Johnson Anthony Geffen Sasha De Sola Sarah Sentilles “Most of all, I remember smiling, laughing, happy people everywhere I looked, on every day the Bloom truck went out.” ~ Jett Carruth, Children’s Library summer intern “While I was working at The Community Library I learned about interacting with people. Before I was really shy. Now I’m able to talk to people without feeling uncomfortable.” ~ Lupe Hurtado, Children’s Library summer intern, pictured here with fellow interns Lily Pogue and Gracie Gibson Dear Friends, When the Spruce Street entrance closed for three months last year, we invited everyone to enter through the Children’s Library, and then we watched as adults slowed their pace to catch a few lines from Story Time before they made their way into the Main Library. When a plywood tunnel popped up during the renovation of the East Collection, we put out markers and invited literary graffiti. Within a few days, rainbows of book recommendations arced across the walls. When the Regional History floor was stripped to its plywood foundation three months ago, we drew a giant map of the Wood River Valley on it and asked people to add their own landmarks, and the map blossomed with favorite lakes and mountains and neighborhoods. Each phase of the Renew Your Library! Renovation Project presented an opportunity for new points of connection. Because this is what the Library does: It invites participation in a world of ideas. As we complete this historic renovation project, one poem keeps echoing in A family teamed together for literary trivia during LitHop 2018. my mind, “Invitation” by Shel Silverstein: If you are a dreamer, come in, If you are a dreamer, a wisher, a liar, A hope-er, a pray-er, a magic bean buyer. If you’re a pretender, come sit by my fire For we have some flax-golden tales to spin. Come in! Come in! Thank you for helping us open doors – through books, through educational programs, and through serendipitous moments of connection. At the Library, everyone’s invited. Sincerely, Kids celebrated The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s 50th birthday in June. Jenny Emery Davidson, Ph.D. Executive Director Photo: Gerry Morrison FISCAL YEAR 2018 - 2019 Contribution from the Development Endowment $252,014 $175,000 General237,400 and Gold Mine Thrift Store shoppers supported the Library by buying 250,525 Administrativerecycled goods. 100% of net revenue goes to the Library! $416,487 The Community Library is a privately-funded, privately-governed, publicly-minded cultural institution. Unlike most public libraries, Contribution from Total Operating Total Operating it receives no dedicated tax dollars. It depends on individual the Gold Mine Income Expenses donations and revenue from the Gold Mine Stores. $818,068 $2,077,042 Donations $1,945,270 Library Operations $1,076,696 and Programs $1,277,270 Contribution from the Development Endowment Library $252,014 $175,000 Services General and $7,278 Administrative INCOME $416,487EXPENSES Contribution from Total Operating Total Operating the Gold Mine Income Expenses $818,068 $2,077,042 Donations $1,945,270 Library Operations $1,076,696 and Programs $1,277,270 Library Services $7,278 INCOME EXPENSES The Community Library and Gold Mine Staff. LIBRARY STAFF MEMBERS GOLD MINE STAFF MEMBERS TRUSTEES HONORARY TRUSTEES Robyn Achilles, Philanthropy Associate Brad McLane, Information Systems Manager Craig Barry, Managing Director Jody Beckwith Ann L. Christensen Susie Bille, Collections Librarian II Ted Miller, Maintenance Manager Eric Brown, Processing Associate Heather F. Daves Lyman Drake Lindsay Brick, Children’s Library Assistant Cándida Miniño, Library Assistant Cory Bryant, Processing Associate Tyler Davis-Jeffers Bill Lowe Cathy Butterfield, Collections Manager Helen Morgus, Children’s Librarian II Jaime Bryant, Processing Associate Donna Delahorne DeAnn Campbell, Children’s and Young Adult Library Director Pam Parker, Circulation Manager Fran Hickey, Processing Associate Roger Gould EMERITA TRUSTEES Lee Dabney, Children’s Librarian I Andrea Perrin, Children’s Library Assistant Steve Kaiser, Sports Aficionado Peter Gray Joanne Hogue Sabrina DeBree, Library Assistant Nicole Potter, Regional History Museum Librarian Yosilin Manturano, Processing Associate Mitchell L. Hollins Ann Taylor Jenny Emery Davidson, Executive Director Janet Ross-Heiner, Library Assistant and ESL Instructor Kay Mara, Customer Aficionado Lynn Kaplan Nancy Goodenough, Librarian II Blanca Ruiz, Library Assistant Judy Milazzo, Processing Associate Marcia T. Liebich Molly! G. Goodyear, Communications Associate Iñaki Sagarna, Hemingway in Idaho Research Fellow Kelly Noble, Processing Manager Kathleen Limburg Carter Hedberg, Director of Philanthropy Mary Tyson, Director of Regional History Diana Pringle, Processing Associate Ellen Nasi Nicole Lichtenberg, Operations Manager Aly Wepplo, Librarian II Lara Spencer, Consign Manager William Nicholson Karen Little, Library Assistant and ESL Instructor Martha Williams, Programs and Education Manager Janis Tedrow, Customer Aficionado Enid Perel Rawlings Laurie Loudenslager, Librarian I Judy Zimmer, Children’s Librarian II Daniel Velasco, Processing Associate Reuben Perin Buffy McDonald, Reference Librarian Nick Ward, Triage Aficionado Sara Pettit Beverley Robertson Christiane Turner THE COMMUNITY LIBRARY - 415 Spruce Avenue North - PO Box 2168 - Ketchum, Idaho 83340 - www.comlib.org - 208.726.3493 Rixon and Cronin Charitable Fund Robin and Sam East Joanne and William B. Travers Beverley and Brent Robinson Jack Mallek and Pam Ephgrave Janis and Donald Trossman Lois Rosen Helga and Philip Fast Susan Tryon Thank you to our Annual Donors Mike Roundy Daralene and John Finnell Andrea and Ed van Every 1 July 2018 - 30 June 2019 Lynda and Robert Safron Julie Firestone Tom Van Slyke Lynda M. Sanders Robert A. Foley VERTU Genevieve Lowe and Ben Schellpfeffer Mary and Michael Ford Van Fossan Christie and David Vik John Seiller Roger and Jeanne Foreman Linda and Gary Vinagre $50,000+ Idaho State Historical Society Steppenbear Fund of Vanguard Charitable Cecelia Freilich Ellen and John K. Wallace Anonymous Allison and Peter Janss Sterling Realty Organization Charley French Georganna Weatherholtz Nancy Eccles and Homer M. 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