Annual Fund Drive
Your support is valued
Your donation to Wood Library’s Annual Fund Drive makes a lasting impact, helping us provide access to the resources and ideas that empower our community to learn, grow, and connect.
Why your gift is important
Wood Library thrives in the digital age thanks to your generosity. Did you know that the library tax covers only 74% of our budget? The rest is funded by donations from people like you!
This year, our goal is to raise $100,000, and your support helps us:
- Purchase the most popular books and ebooks
- Funds engaging programs for kids and teens
- Bring inspiring speakers and enriching events to our library.
Your contribution ensures library services remain accessible to everyone while allowing us to expand our outreach programs for those who need them most.
Every gift counts!
No donation is too small! Monthly giving options are available and make an even greater impact.
Have a Donor Advised Fund or other charitable gift account? These are fantastic ways to support the library.
If you’re at least 70 1/2 years old, you can also make a qualified charitable donation from your IRA.
Explore Ways to Give
From cash gifts to stock donations, there are many ways to support Wood Library. Click here to explore your options.
Some Helpful Tips
If you make a donation through a charitable gift account or third-party platform, please let us know so we can properly acknowledge your generosity.
Making a stock gift
Wood Library gladly accepts gifts of stock. Here’s the information you’ll need:
Wood Library tax exempt ID: 16-0755896
Charles Schwab Account Number: 4431-1545
Wire Instructions
Bank: Citibank N.A., New York
ABA Number: 021000089
FBO: Charles Schwab & Co, Inc.
Account Number: 4055-3953
Bank Address: 399 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Further credit: Schwab Client Account # 4431-1545
Account Name: Wood Library Association – CMA
More Information
Jenny Goodemote
Executive Director
585-394-1381 x306
jgoodemote@owwl.org
Maria Bucci
Director of Development
585-394-1381 x328
mbucci@owwl.org