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Local Businesses Raise Money for the Renovation and Expansion of Hopkinton Library

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Hopkinton Public Library Foundation wishes to thank three local businesses – P.Y.LE Sweets, SkyZone Indoor Trampoline Park, and Vintage Books – for their partnerships with the Hopkinton Public Library Foundation to assist in fundraising for the much-needed renovation and expansion of Hopkinton Public Library.

Available now through December 31, Hopkinton-based P.Y.LE Sweets (Please Yourself with Luscious Edible Sweets) will give 15% of the proceeds from all sweets purchases to the Hopkinton Public Library Foundation. Support a local business, your public library, and your sweet tooth by placing a holiday order for fabulous treat packages or giving monthly sweets memberships to your family, friends, and neighbors. Visit www.hplfinc.org for a menu or contact Tatum Bassick at pylesweets@verizon.net.

On Tuesday, November 12, about 200 adults and children Jumped for the Library at SkyZone in Westborough. SkyZone donated $700 to the renovation and expansion of Hopkinton Public Library. Hopkinton Bookstore Vintage Books gave $100 to the library building project from the proceeds of its “Empty the Bookstore Sale” held November 6 thru November 11. Thank you to these fantastic local businesses for helping the Town of Hopkinton build a new library that honors our past, serves our present, and builds a stronger future for our community.

Should your business wish to raise money for and awareness of the renovation and expansion of our most inclusive community asset – Hopkinton Public Library – please contact the Hopkinton Public Library Foundation at info@hopkintonpubliclibraryfoundation.org.

About the Hopkinton Public Library Foundation
The Hopkinton Public Library Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in September 2011. Its mission is to raise private funds to support the restoration, expansion and state-of-the-art renovation of Hopkinton Public Library. In addition to the $4.5 million grant awarded to the Town of Hopkinton by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC), funds raised by HPLF will defray the Town’s cost of restoring, renovating and expanding the library’s historic building. In 2011, the MBLC approved Hopkinton’s plan for the renovation and expansion of Hopkinton Public Library and awarded Hopkinton a $4.5 million Library Construction Grant, approximately 45% of the $10.2 million total cost of the library building project. Hopkinton currently is #4 on the waiting list to receive these state construction funds, which could be awarded to the Town as soon as 2014. Once completed, Hopkinton Public Library will provide a modern, accessible facility that meets the current and future needs of the community, while preserving and highlighting the architectural features of the beloved original building. To learn more about HPLF’s mission, or HPLF’s new challenge 1000 Homes for Hopkinton Library, please visit the HPLF website at www.hplfinc.org. Contributions to Hopkinton Public Library Foundation, Inc., can be mailed to P.O. Box 16, Woodville, MA 01784, or made online at http://www.hplfinc.org.