LSTA Grants: Impact Grants support libraries in creating or expanding services, from early learning to home delivery, that address local community needs and align with the state’s LSTA long-range plan.
Award amounts increased from $5,000–$30,000 to $10,000–$75,000, and projects must establish new services or expand existing ones. The strategic-plan requirement was removed; Massachusetts Tribal libraries serving federally or state-recognized Native communities are now explicitly eligible if they offer library and/or archival services.
LSTA Impact Grants support South Carolina public library systems in delivering targeted projects that improve services, expand access, and advance literacy, preservation, or other community needs.
Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) supports Illinois libraries with projects in technology, learning, and accessible services to expand information access and improve library use statewide.
The Library Services and Technology Act grant from the Florida Department of State funds innovative library research and technology projects to improve information access and services across Florida.
LSTA Project supports Connecticut libraries through statewide services, resource sharing, staff education, accessibility, and literacy and planning projects that expand access to information.
The LSTA Open Grant from the State Library of Ohio funds innovative library projects that address community needs and advance strategic goals through research-driven, measurable initiatives.