Memorials and Honors

Memorial and Honor Donations

Memorial and honor donations are monetary donations of $20 or more. The library uses the donations to help with programming, community outreach, general needs of the library, and so much more. Donations are essential to the running of the library and continued service to our community. We greatly appreciate the generosity of our community. For donations of $250 or more, a leaf on our Giving Tree may be requested.

Memorial and Donation Form

Use this form to begin your donation process. Download and fill out the form to bring to the library with your donation OR inquire at the main desk for copies of the form and fill out the form in person with your donation

The Giving Tree

The Lebanon Public Library is delighted to honor our generous donors! The Giving Tree is located in the Heritage Center in the Carnegie portion of the Library. Leaves may be engraved to recognize either financial or material donations to the Library. Large contributions may be recognized with “accessories”; accessory options include acorns, mini-trees, and foundation stones. Gifts to the Library are tax deductible.

Leaf Giving Levels

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Bronze: $250 — $499

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Silver: $500 — $999

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Gold: $1,000 — $2,000

Memorial Pavers

The Memorial Pavers outside the library’s main entrance were installed in 2006 as part of the library’s second building expansion.

Download Paver Index

How to locate your paver

The index identifies the locations of the pavers. The first digit of the location is the section number, the letter is that section’s row, and the final two digits indicate that section’s column.

Example: 1K14 indicates that the paver is located in the 14th column of row K of section 1. The sections are numbered from left to right:

  • Sections 1-3 are on the left side of the entrance
  • Sections 4-6 are on the right side of the entrance

See the Paver Location Chart for a visual representation of the pavers’ locations.

Download Location Chart

**Memorial pavers were relocated during our construction project. An updated location chart will be available this spring.

Memorial pavers outside the Lebanon Public Library in 2006.
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