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Friends of the Ann Arbor District Library

The Friends of the Ann Arbor District Library (FAADL) is a non-profit organization with a mission to promote knowledge of and interest in the resources of the public library, to raise funds for its services and programs, and to provide volunteer assistance as needed.

Comprised of dedicated volunteers, FAADL supports library programs such as the Summer Reading Program for young people and offers services such as delivery to the homebound. The Book Shop is a special place where books, video materials, and other items are sold at low prices, enabling the community to recycle used books and benefit the library at the same time. Founded in 1953, FAADL has been a strong public advocate for the library, beginning with support for the construction of the downtown building in 1957, the launching of outreach programs, and the development of the branch libraries. Our role as public "ambassadors" for the library is educational and rewarding.

Please use the links on this website to learn more. This site will be expanded and updated throughout the year, so check back frequently.

We welcome your questions and comments which can be relayed to Board members through the "Contact Us" link.



2007 - 2008 Friends Board of Directors:
Ruth Hastie, President
Jane Forman, Vice-President
Sally Allen, Treasurer
Sarah Fabian, Secretary
Jenifer Miller, Membership Chair
Irene Dernberger, Volunteer Chair
Robert Duha, Development Chair
Elizabeth Ong, Outreach Coordinator
Jacqueline Raphelson, Governance Chair
Janis Detlefs, ex-officio - Director, Friends Bookshop
Josie Parker, ex-officio - Director, AADL



State and Federal Nonprofit Filings:
Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth
IRS Determination Letter
IRS 990 - 2005

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