Friends of The Nashua Public Library
The Friends of the Nashua Public Library foster public support for and interest in the library. They encourage gifts, endowments, and memorials for public library purposes and foster awareness of and use of the library. They also promote the donation of time and assistance by Nashuans to the library. The Friends seek to provide special programs and services that expand and enrich the library’s regular budget. These “extras” include concerts, readings, speakers, children’s programs, museum passes, materials, and equipment. For more information about Friends of Libraries, visit FOLUSA.com or Friends of Libraries.
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