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The entities that determine library funding needs often use how many people have a library card to determine allowances. Some people also just need a friend to encourage them to do fun things!

Celebrate #NationalLibraryWeek with these actions you can take this week to support your local library! I‘ll be posting these throughout the week, plus three bonus ideas to keep you in the library spirit even after National Library Week ends.

As a library social media manager, I know management looks at these stats. Interacting also tells the algorithm to boost content. Plus, people come to the comments sections just to be nasty.

Celebrate #NationalLibraryWeek with these actions you can take this week to support your local library! I‘ll be posting these throughout the week, plus three bonus ideas to keep you in the library spirit even after National Library Week ends.

It‘s #nationallibraryweek and you can support your local library by visiting it.

Checking out resources and attending programs/events is one way that you can support your library. Numbers are librarians‘ friends because higher numbers of resources being used by the local community translates into more funding for us.

#supportyourlocallibrary #nationallibraryweek #resources #programs

Check out a book to help your library‘s use stats! Plus, it‘s just a fun thing to do. Just as satisfying as buying a book, but you can go wild with it and pick up books you wouldn‘t buy!

Celebrate #NationalLibraryWeek with these actions you can take this week to support your local library! I‘ll be posting these throughout the week, plus three bonus ideas to keep you in the library spirit even after National Library Week ends.

During #nationallibraryweek , thank your librarians and library workers. Stop into the library and thank them or write them a thank you note.

#nationallibraryweek #thankalibrarian #thankalibraryworker

One way local decision makers determine library funding is by what percent of the community has a library card. Getting a card even if you don‘t use it often is a good way to support your library!

Celebrate #NationalLibraryWeek with these actions you can take this week to support your local library! I‘ll be posting these throughout the week, plus three bonus ideas to keep you in the library spirit even after National Library Week ends.

When was the last time you visited a library? Simply visiting your library helps boost their usage stats to show local decision makers the impact they have on the community.

Celebrate #NationalLibraryWeek with these actions you can take this week to support your local library! I‘ll be posting these throughout the week, plus three bonus ideas to keep you in the library spirit even after National Library Week ends.

This week(April 6-12, 2025) is #NationalLibraryWeek
Please support your local library. Get a library card. Attend a class. Print something for 10 cents.

Libraries are essential, let‘s help them stay open.

#NationalLibraryWeek, April 6-12, 2025, is a celebration which highlights the value of libraries, librarians, and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities.

If you don‘t have a library card, get one. Have friends and family get a library card. Use it!

This is one way to support libraries!

Celebrating #NationalLibraryWeek & honoring all librarians in this brave new world of having to defend the right to read. Thomas Hughes Free Public Library pic is from yesterday's visit to Rugby, TN. The #library opened in 1882 with over 5000 donated books. The utopian community didn't succeed, but the library & 7000 books remain for visitors to peruse & appreciate. A few views to add to one from @plemmdog #litsylibrarians #litsylibrarian