Auburn Library Association
The Auburn Public Library Association founded the Auburn Public Library in 1888. In 1968, the Association turned its assets over to the city as the Cranston Public Library system was formed. Since then, the Association has continued to support the Auburn Branch. Membership dues and donations are used for books, supplies and programs.
Membership forms are available at the Auburn Branch, or download and print one by clicking here (opens a PDF in a new tab) and mail it to:
Cranston Public Library, Auburn Branch
396 Pontiac Avenue
Cranston, RI 02910
Cryptocurrency Donation
Crypto Philanthropy is a new and thrilling fundraising avenue for nonprofit organizations like CPLA. With more than 220 million crypto users worldwide and the value of many cryptocurrencies rising, the crypto community is in a position to make a wide-reaching impact through philanthropy. Donating crypto is also one of the most tax-efficient ways for individuals to support causes that matter to them. We are excited about what the future holds in the crypto and blockchain space, and believe that we’ve just scratched the surface of its true fundraising potential. Learn more about Cryptocurrency donation here.
Matching Gifts
Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match charitable contributions made by their employees. To find out if your company has a matching gift policy, please check with your employer.
Stock Donation
Investments are an excellent source for tax-deductible charitable gifts. Your broker can assist you in making a gift of stock, bonds, mutual funds or other securities via a direct transfer to the Cranston Public Library Association. For more information about the donation of stock click here.
