Bill Cosby Shows Support for Brooklyn Public Libraries
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The Cosby Show, a long-running comedy series about a working family, took place in Brooklyn Heights during the 1980s and captured much of the beauty and knowledge that is still readily found in Brooklyn. It also showcased the trials and tribulations of two working parents trying their best to raise their children. With a strong voice like Bill Cosby's, the library hopes it will inspire the local community to take action and donate to make sure these resources continue to be available. BPL is using several avenues of fundraising, including being the first public library to accept mobile text donations. In addition to online, in person, and mail-in donations, people can now contribute $10 quickly and directly to Brooklyn Public Library by texting BOOKS to 50555. All
donations will go to purchasing new materials.
On May 15, the library will host Love Your Library Day, a day packed with family events and a book sale to help reach the Support Our Shelves fundraising campaign goal. For more information on the event, click here.