Palisades Free Library

Our Story

The Palisades Free Library has been a vital part of the community since 1891, when Mrs. Lydia Lawrence generously donated a building, 663 books, and funds for a caretaker. Over the years, the library has evolved from a private lending library to a public institution, receiving its charter in 1947. With the support of volunteers and donations, it became part of the Orangetown Library District in 1962, allowing it to receive tax funding and expand its services to meet the growing needs of the community.

Impact

As a cornerstone of the community, the Palisades Free Library provides essential access to books, resources, and programs that enrich the lives of residents. It ensures that library services are available to all community members, fostering a love for reading and learning.

Why Donate?

Donations to the Palisades Free Library are crucial for maintaining and expanding library services, ensuring that future generations can benefit from this invaluable resource.

Support Your Library Today!

Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps fund programs, resources, and the upkeep of the library facilities. Join the effort to keep the Palisades Free Library thriving for years to come!