Sponsor Parsonsburg Library

Pledge today to support the new Parsonsburg Library! Your generous donation will help create a welcoming space for our community, and in appreciation, your name or that of a loved one will be memorialized on one of the features below.  Together, we can build a library that stands as a lasting legacy, benefiting our community for years to come.

Make your pledge today! 

With a $500 donation to the Friends Foundation of the Wicomico Public Library, you can sponsor an Adirondack Chair to be placed on the front porch or in the rainwater garden of the new library. These chairs will create a comfortable, relaxing outdoor space for patrons to enjoy, offering a peaceful retreat for reading and reflection. In appreciation of your support, your name or that of a loved one will be engraved on the chair, creating a lasting tribute. 

With a $1,500 contribution, you can sponsor a part of our glass storefront, helping us open the Library to the world. This striking feature symbolizes light and learning, welcoming everyone into a space built for community growth. To honor your generous gift, your name or that of a loved one will be memorialized and permanently etched into the glass, leaving a lasting mark. Together, let’s build a library that reflects a legacy for future generations.
 

For a $1,500 donation to the Friends Foundation of the Wicomico Public Library, your name or that of a loved one will be carved on one of six prominent columns, each representing the enduring legacy of our library community. These columns, through which visitors pass as they enter, represent the strength and support of those who believe in the power of libraries. 

By donating $100, you can have your name or the name of someone you love engraved on a paver at the library's entrance. These pavers will create a pathway to discovery and learning, a testament to the community’s dedication to education. With each step taken on this path, your support will be remembered and appreciated for generations, leaving a lasting legacy on the Library’s journey forward.