Richards Library Fundraiser: “That’s My Brick Legacy Project”
The Richards Library is continuing its “That’s My Brick Legacy Project” fundraising program. The library has partnered with “That’s My Brick”, a company that produces decorative/ commemorative 4″ x 8″ bricks, to create a Legacy Platform/Walkway around the flagpole that stands in front of The Richards Library.
Any person who wishes to purchase one of these bricks can have them inscribed with a person’s name, a family name, in memoriam of a loved one or even a favorite family pet. They can also have a graphic included as part of the inscription. The bricks cost $50 apiece, graphic included or not, and would make great gifts for birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, or graduations. Additionally, if a business or organization would like to have a specific logo inscribed on the brick, the company will need a photo-ready, black and white copy of the logo, and they will need to fill out a disclaimer located on the on-line order form. There is an added $15 cost for this service.
Go to the library’s web page, www.therichardslibrary.com, then go to the Public Resources tab, and proceed to the bottom of the page. There you will find a link to the on-line order form and a link to all the FREE graphics that you can have put on the bricks. You may also go to: www.thatsmybrick.com/richardslibrary and order there.
If you do not wish to order on-line, the library has paper forms you may use to order. There is no deadline as this will be an on-going fundraiser for the library. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to call the library at 518-623-3011.
Executive Director of Adirondack Mountain Club to Speak
Michael Barrett, Esq., Executive Director of Adirondack Mountain Club
Thursday August 5, 7:00 PM – Benjamin C. Butler Park, Lake Avenue, Lake Luzerne
TOPIC: The Adirondack Mountain Club’s role of Preserving our Adirondack Treasures
With the approaching 100th Anniversary of the famed Adirondack Mountain Club, Executive Director Michael Barrett will discuss the accomplishments for Adirondack conservation and land preservation which were driven by this important non-profit membership organization. For those who appreciate the preservation of the Adirondacks, it is the AMC we have to thank in many ways! Mr. Barrett will discuss the environmental advocacy which makes the group effective in order to protect public land holdings from commercial development for future generations.
Disability Rights of NY Webinar with Sarah Hulbert Recording
For those of you who missed today’s, Monday, July 19th, webinar concerning Disability Rights of NY with Sarah Hulbert, the link below will take you to a recording of that briefing. We will keep it up for 2 weeks or so. The link is also posted on our Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/RichardsLibrary.
