Fredricksen Library Silent Auction

Fredricksen Library has served as a vital community resource by supporting lifelong learning, workforce development, and equitable access to information and technology. Each year we offer more than 1,700 programs for children, tweens, teens and adults including language courses, craft and art classes, STEM and STEAM programs and concerts for all ages. Last year, we had nearly 700,000 items checked out including books, audiobooks, music, dvds, teen, tween and children’s activity kits and digital media. 

Proceeds from the auction will provide funding for the operating expenses of Fredricksen Library so that we can continue to serve the 90,000 residents in the six municipalities that make up our service area. Your support demonstrates your appreciation for your community and helps us continue providing essential library services.

Since its founding in 1957, the Cleve J. Fredricksen Library has been a leading cultural and educational resource for the six municipalities in our service area. The library’s service area encompasses the boroughs of Lemoyne, Camp Hill, and Wormleysburg, and the Townships of Hampden, East Pennsboro, and Lower Allen. Each year we serve over 82,000 individuals, offering opportunities to learn and to grow to all who enter our doors. The Fredricksen Library provides a fun, engaging environment in which children and young adults explore, learn and grow. The Fredricksen Library is a center for education, literacy, socialization, parent education, and family support. The library has a solid and well-deserved reputation for excellence, and we continue to work toward achieving even greater outreach and opportunities for our patrons.