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Rotary Little Free Library Centennial Project Part of a world wide movement to promote literacy and build community It began in Hudson, Wisconsin, when one man build a tiny, one- room school house to honor his mother and her love of


  1. Rotary Little Free Library ™ Centennial Project

  2. Part of a world wide movement to promote literacy and build community It began in Hudson, Wisconsin, when one man build a tiny, one- room school house to honor his mother and her love of reading.

  3. The idea caught on… Lots of people began to build their own Little Free Libraries

  4. The Rotary Club of Fort Wayne decided to join the movement • To promote literacy • To build community • To celebrate 100 years of “Service Above Self” by sponsoring 100 Little Free Libraries

  5. On July 16, 2013, we installed our first Little Free Library at Washington Elementary School

  6. It generated lots of interest!

  7. It received media attention!

  8. It was an immediate hit with our target audience!

  9. We invited the community to join us in celebrating 100 years of “Service Above Self” • Clubs • Schools • Churches • Neighborhoods • Civic Organizations • Families • Nonprofits • Individuals • Businesses GOAL: 100 Little Free Libraries installed by June 2015

  10. We already have our first partners The Brincefield Family has already installed their Little Free Library. • University of St. Francis “Educators in Action” • Fort Wayne Fire Department • NAACP Fort Wayne/Allen County Branch 3049

  11. Interested in joining the movement? Become a Rotary Little Free Library partner Partners receive: • Paid $35 Little Free Library registration fee and charter sign • Set of 10 “starter” books for your library • Listing on LFL Locator Map • Photo on Rotary LFL Facebook page • Help with publicity • Help with acquiring building plans and materials

  12. Each partner agrees to: • Be a good Little Free Library steward – Maintain their Little Free Library in good order – Keep their Little Free Library stocked with books • Affix the Rotary logo to their Little Free Library or mounting post

  13. Your Little Free Library can be anything you want it to be to Fancy From Basic ic Or anything in between

  14. Creativity is most definitely encouraged!

  15. We have lots of events planned for Rotary Little Free Library Partners Grand Openings A LFL Scavenger Hunt Maybe even a contest for the most CREATIVE Little Free Library

  16. Ready to get started? Contact: Candace Schuler Chair, Little Free Library Project Fort Wayne Rotary Club clschuler@comcast.net 260-418-6142

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