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ABOUT US
The Friends of Hermosa Beach Public Library is an all-volunteer non-profit organization committed to generate community interest and support for the library. We provide funding for education and literacy programs, such as the Summer Reading Program and Smarty Pants Storytime.
OUR STORY
Since our launch in 1959, the volunteers at Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library have worked tirelessly to promote our cause. We are fortunate to have volunteers from all walks of life who bring their unique expertise and resources into everything we do. This is what enables us to achieve our goals year after year.
While there is always more that can be done, there is no doubt that we are making a significant impact. We don’t measure our success through just facts and figures, but through happy faces and heartwarming feedback. See how you can become part of the difference.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
... to support and conduct non-partisan
charitable activities that advance humanity, including projects promoting
literacy and engagement with libraries and other organization and institutions
supporting literary and cultural activities, with preference given to those
who serve the Hermosa Beach, California community,
and the greater South Bay region.
The Friends of the Hermosa Beach Library (HBFOL) is a California 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation and is primarily a funding organization of the Hermosa Beach Public Library system. The HBFOL is governed by an elected board and operated through committees. The HBFOL board meets regularly, and the meetings are open to the public.
HBFOL BY-LAWS
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
Did you know that HBFOL supports the Hermosa Beach Library in the following ways?
Purchasing
Books and Periodicals for Adults, Teens, and Children - DVD's - Audio Books - Magazines Reference Books - Specialty Bookshelves
Sponsoring
Summer Reading - Program Book Club Paws to Read - Friday Story Hour - LA Opera - Bookmark Competition - Adult Programs - Teen Programs
Investing
Children's Computers - Arts and Crafts Supplies - Desks for Children and Librarians