2009 Annual Levels of Giving

Foundation Donors Douglas County Libraries Foundation thanks and honors our supporters by recognizing their contributions. All gift acknowledgments will follow the guidelines established by Douglas County Libraries.

First Edition ($5,000 and up)

• Recognized in one ACCESS, distribution to over 108,000 homes/businesses in Douglas County.
• Recognized on Douglas County Libraries Foundation website.
• Donation recognized by commemorative plaque, individual space, room, amenity or collection. (Event sponsor recognition listed below.)
• Recognized in select publicity.

Best Sellers Club ($1,000-$4,999)

• Recognized in one ACCESS, distribution to over 108,000 homes/businesses in Douglas County.
• Recognized on Douglas County Libraries Foundation website.
• Donation recognized by small commemorative plaque. (Event sponsor recognition listed below.)

Library Lovers ($500-$999)

• Recognized in one ACCESS, distribution to over 108,000 homes/businesses in Douglas County.
• Recognized on Douglas County Libraries Foundation website.

Book Binders ($100-$499)

• Recognized on Douglas County Libraries Foundation website.

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Event Sponsor Benefits

First Edition

• Logo and link on Douglas County Libraries and Douglas County Libraries Foundation websites.
• Logo in all related publicity.
• Full-page advertisement in event program (5”w x 8”h) (if applicable). 
• Your company banner displayed prominently at event.
• Verbal recognition before event begins.
• Ten tickets to Author Extravaganza, Sponsor Reception, and preferred event seating.

Best Sellers Club

• Logo in select publicity. Half-page advertisement in event program (5”w x 4”h) (if applicable). 
• Six tickets to Author Extravaganza, Sponsor Reception, and preferred event seating.

Library Lovers

• Name on select publicity.
• Quarter Page advertisement in event program (2.5”w x 4”h) (if applicable). 
• Four tickets to Author Extravaganza, Sponsor Reception, and preferred event seating.

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*The bookplate information will be entered in a beautiful leather-bound journal and kept in the Douglas County History Research Center for perpetuity.