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Ways to Donate
Print a giving form and mail your check or make your gift through our secure online donation form.
More ways to give
• Wills and Planned Giving Options
• Corporate Giving
• Matching Gifts
• Millennium Club Pledging Option
• Memorials/Honorariums
For more information, contact Lynne Hoffman, Foundation Director
253-548-3456 or e-mail foundation@piercecountylibrary.org
Annual Giving
Annual giving donors are the cornerstone of Foundation support for essential outreach and literacy programs provided by Pierce County Library System.
Annual Giving Levels
|
First Edition Society* |
$1,000 or more |
|
Gutenberg* |
$500 - $999 |
|
Chaucer* |
$250 - $499 |
|
Shakespeare |
$100 - $249 |
|
Thoreau |
$50 - $99 |
|
Steinbeck |
Under $50 |
Payment Options:
- End of the year reminders
- Semi-annual, quarterly or monthly payments
- Credit card payments
*Donors at the Chaucer, Gutenberg and First Edition Society giving levels are included in special Meet the Author recognition events.
Pierce County Library System is a private nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization.
