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MEMBERSHIP
Everybody who is either a member of a Friends of Library - organization, a Business Sponsor, or just an active user of your local library, can become a member of the MFOL and help to support libraries all over the state.
Why We Need YouWe have several goals for the next months and years and need you to join us to achieve them - every new member will help to strengthen our position to advocate in behalf of Massachusetts libraries!
Our Goals
Double MFOL membership. Only little more than a third of the state's public libraries are members. Strength lies in numbers. MFOL needs your support and asks you to tell another Friends group about MFOL. We welcome corporate, school and law libraries as well.
Advocate for libraries at the state and local levels. We will push to shake the state's legislative tree.
Sponsor a Great Ideas Contest. MFOL wants to recognize and honor creative ideas generated by its members. Details of our current contest will be announced soon.
Be more visible. MFOL will host more roundtables and co-sponsor, along with MLBC (Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners), fundraising workshops & other events. Directors and Trustees will be asked to urge their Friends groups to join MFOL.
MFOL can help you to...
find ways to raise more money for your library.
enhance the offerings of your Friends group programs and events.
increase rapport with trustees, directors, Friends groups.

a newsletter linking members and sharing resources and ideas,
annual joint fall conference with the Massachusetts Library Trustees Association,
workshops on critical issues for member groups.

Other MFOL activities include regional Legislative Breakfasts (assisted by the Massachusetts Library Association) and Fundraising Workshops (assisted by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners).



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