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Introduction In April 2010, OCLC introduced the membership report, “How libraries stack up: 2010.” You can find a PDF of that report here: www.oclc.org/reports/stackup/ . At the request of member libraries, we are also making the report available as two PowerPoint documents, downloadable from that same Web site. One, with “OCLC” in the filename, is a simple conversion of the printed report into PowerPoint to be shown “as is.” The second (this file) is a “blank” version that you can use to highlight the great work your library does in the community. We hope you find the idea useful, and that the graphics and examples can help you promote your library to users and funding bodies.
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IntroductionIn April 2010, OCLC introduced the membership report, “How libraries stack up: 2010.” You can find a PDF of that report here: www.oclc.org/reports/stackup/.

At the request of member libraries, we are also making the report available as two PowerPoint documents, downloadable from that same Web site.

One, with “OCLC” in the filename, is a simple conversion of the printed report into PowerPoint to be shown “as is.” The second (this file) is a “blank” version that you can use to highlight the great work your library does in the community.

We hope you find the idea useful, and that the graphics and examples can help you promote your library to users and funding bodies.

In America, we go to libraries to…

• Find jobs and create careers• Help grow our small businesses• Borrow books, journals, music and movies • Learn to use the latest technology • Get the tools to reenter the workforce• Get our questions answered• Engage in civic activities• Meet with friends and co-workers• Improve our skills

Every day, 16,600 public libraries deliver millions of dollars in resources and support that meet the critical needs of our communities.

How libraries stack up: 2010

Download the printed report at:www.oclc.org/reports/stackup

Every day…

How your library helps job seekers in your community

Taking care of business

How youwork with

Small business

owners and employees to

support their small businesses.

Hot spotsOur library offers free Wi-Fi

service at XX locations.

Library Name

It’s in our walletsDid you know… library cards are about as prevalent as credit cards in the United States?

Your Library

Name Herenumberof cardholdersin yoursystem

Getting technicalOur library offers free technology training classes.

Details here details here details here details here details here details here details here details here details here details here details here details here details here.

###of trainingsessionsoffered

####of people who have

used our training

Movie night

Our library lends DVDs, CDs, VHS tapes, games and more.

####of DVDs borrowed

###of CDs

borrowed

###of gamesborrowed

Let’s meet

Our library offers free meeting rooms and conference facilities.

Meetingrooms

available

Peoplewho use

them every month

########

Career assistance when we need it most

Our library offers career and job

seeking assistance to

more than

X,XXXpeople every

month

No ticket required

Did you know… In our town, people visit the library more than they go to the movies or attend sporting events.

Library visits in our

city/townxxxx

Movieattendance

xxxx Sporting event attendance

xxxx

On the move

Our library circulates XXXXX materials every day. That’s nearly (or more than) the YYYY parcels delivered by our town’s mail carriers.

#,### library items circulated daily

#,### parcels delivered

Thank youfor using and supporting

your public library


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