United for Libraries and Penguin Random House Grants for U.S. Rural and Small Libraries support Friends groups with project funding, books, and training to strengthen libraries and build community support.
This grant funds projects that improve library services, literacy, technology, archives, disaster response, and community partnerships to better serve public information and education needs nationwide.
The Public Library Services Grant Program (small grants) from the Library of Michigan funds supplies and materials to boost literacy, digital access, and local history programming in Michigan public libraries.
ALA's grant helps small and rural libraries partner with their communities to improve accessibility for people with disabilities through inclusive, evidence-based projects and training.
Paul Post Fund for Libraries supports Vermont libraries with literacy projects, reading programs, materials, and small space improvements that engage young people and encourage young adult reading.
Innovative Reading Grant supports school libraries in developing original reading programs for K–9 learners, especially struggling readers, to encourage reading and improve literacy and student learning.