Looking for a meaningful gift for just about anyone in your life, yourself included? Look no further than Toronto Public Library Foundation’s fabulous new merch collection, here just in time for the holiday season.
The exclusive “I’m Library People” merch from Toronto Public Library Foundation provides the perfect blend of warmth, style, and philanthropy. These items are available both in-store and online at The Spacing Store (401 Richmond St W, Toronto).
New this year is the limited-edition notebook, designed exclusively for TPLF by artist Ben Johnston, known for his bold text-based murals. Available in two colours, you can buy it online or in person, and every notebook sold includes a donation to Toronto Public Library.
These items serve as a means to champion the core of our community—the Toronto Public Library Foundation. Every purchase of these items directly contributes to supporting the important resources and programming offered by the Toronto Public Library. TPL is the biggest and busiest public library system in North America. With 100 branches across the city and over 1.2 million registered library card holders, the Library makes Toronto more resilient, knowledgeable, connected and successful. TPL empowers Torontonians to thrive in the digital age and global knowledge economy. With expanded access to technology, lifelong learning and diverse cultural and leisure experiences, Torontonians have increased opportunities for growth and success, as well as stronger connections to each other and their communities.
Since its inception in 1997, the Toronto Public Library Foundation has raised $117 million thanks to generous donors. Donations have a resounding impact on those who rely on the Library’s vast resources and welcoming spaces. TPL serves as our community hub, and by purchasing an I’m Library People item, you’re helping to keep these important resources and services thriving.
The “I’m Library People” collection is only available for a limited time and while quantities last. Don’t miss the chance to make a difference with your holiday shopping! This holiday season, let your gifts reflect the true spirit of giving.
Nadia Elkharadly
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