Library In The Park Campaign

A Library Campus

Scarsdale Library and the Friends of the Scarsdale Library are undertaking a campus transformation to make more outdoor space available for open-air programming, for reading and study, and to enhance safe and healthy gathering for Scarsdale children and adults alike.

The Library in the Park Campaign will make the Library’s grounds a true “campus,” changing how the outdoors is used and appreciated.

To learn more about this project, click here.

Naming Opportunities

Naming gifts from $10,000 to $1 million will be recognized on site-specific signage and on the project’s donor wall. Contributors at the $5,000 level will be recognized on stone pavers like those in place today at the Library’s entrance. Gifts of any size are welcome to help make possible our vision for Scarsdale’s Library in the Park.

Mock Up Of New Front Entrance to Library
Outdoor Covered Gathering Area
Break Out Seating Areas Image
Entry Plaza Extension With Wifi Picture

Access

Expanded Plaza and Pathways

Image Of Potential New Paths For Access to Library

Flexibility

Options for Programs, Events and Gathering

New Proposed Covered Terrace

Technology

New Outdoor AV Equipment and WIFI

Crosswalk For Paver Campaign Image

All Enhancements Rely on Donor Generosity

To purchase a personalized paver, click here.

To make a gift or pledge of $5,000 or more, please complete this form.

To make a gift up to $5,000 by credit card, click here.

For questions about a pledge or gift, please contact the Treasurer: fosltreasurer54@gmail.com.

To learn more about exciting naming opportunities, contact the Campaign Committee: foslpresident@gmail.com.



Library Old Entry Way
Library Entry Way Image


FoSL Logo

About Friends of the Library

The Friends of the Scarsdale Library (FOSL) plays a vital role in ensuring that our local library is a dynamic and multifaceted cultural and intellectual center for all. The Friends was founded in 1946 by residents in order to work with the library board and staff in helping the library reach its “maximum usefulness” in Scarsdale, and to this day, the members of FOSL support, advocate, and fundraise to do exactly this. Most recently, the Friends was critical in the library’s successful fundraising efforts to renovate and reimagine the SPL, transforming the building into a new state of the art facility.