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The Clayton Community Library Foundation (CCLF) was formed in 1989 to bring a library to Clayton. Working together with the city of Clayton and the Contra Costa County Library System, CCLF helped write the grant application which obtained Proposition 85 funds to build the Clayton Community Library. Since the library was opened in 1995, the CCLF continues to work on fund raising and volunteer program. To date, CCLF has raised over $250,000 for books, electronics, furniture and programs. These funds are raised by Used Book Sales, Foundation Memberships, community fund-raisers, corporate donations/matching grants, and foundation grants. Join the CCLF and help us to raise funds for books and materials, and provide volunteer help to the Clayton Community Library. YOUR MEMBERSHIP DUES WILL SUPPORT THE FOUNDATION AND HELP TO PROVIDE:
AS A MEMBER YOU WILL RECEIVE:
Join today!!! Our membership rolls won't be complete until we have a sample of your handwriting on our application form!
Donations to CCLF may also be made through United Way, the Combined Federal Campaign, United California State Employees Campaign, and sometimes through employer's matching gifts. CCLF is a non-profit, tax exempt organization (501(c)(3) #68-0190953 SEE OUR LATEST TAX
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To contact CCLF, you may write to us at P.O. Box 182, Clayton, CA 94517, you may e-mail us: cclf@claytonlibrary.org, or you may leave a message on 925-673-9009. Volunteering:
HELP FILL OUR SHELVES On-Going Fund-raisers to buy books: (pick up forms at library check-out desk) Buy-a-Book: Place a bookplate in honor of a special person. $25 fiction, $50 non-fiction. Click here for Form to print. Buy-a-Brick: Buy an engraved brick to line the walkway into the library. Three lines, 20 Characters each line (including spaces), $55. Click here for Form to print. Watch for our Gigantic Used Book Sales , usually in October and March. Also, the Simple Summer Sale of unsorted paperbacks, and children's books will be in July. For information, click, or please leave a message at 925-673-9009. Updated: June 22, 2011
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