Proposed Program Title:
Program Proposal Form
Program Description:
Presenter Bio and Qualifications:
Proposed Date and Time:
Desired Location (circle one): Santori Eola Road Branch West Branch
Target Audience:
What is the cost to the library for this program?
Which community information need does this program fulfill?
How does the program fit the APLD Strategic Plan pillar goals and visions in the program guidelines (3rd page)?
Why is the library the best place to offer this program?
Are you offering this program to fulfill community service hours?
If you answered yes to the above question, what is the name of your school or organization?
If this program is for community service hours, how many hours are you required to fulfill?
Name: ___________________________________________________________
Organization: _______________________________________________________
Email address: ______________________________________________________
Phone number: ______________________________________________________
Street Address: ______________________________________________________
Website: ____________________________________________________________
Program Guidelines
Thank you for your interest in presenting a program at the Aurora Public Library District! Programs at the Aurora Public Library District are designed to support the strategic plan goals and vision of this organization.
Pillars of the Strategic Plan:
Advancing Through Equity
Restoring Aurora
Achieving School Success
Welcoming New Americans
Vision: Where Aurora Comes Together to Discover, Create, Connect, and Succeed
Please note that the library works toward an intentional yearly programming schedule of events. Program proposals should be submitted at least four to six months in advance of the requested event date, unless the content addresses an urgent community information need in response to current events.
Due to the high volume of proposals we receive, the library may not be able to respond directly to every request. If we are interested in scheduling your program, we will contact you for more information.
We aspire to offer programs and events that are responsive to the needs and interests of our community. The pillars outlined above are vital initiatives, and program proposals that strongly align with one or more will have a greater chance of approval.
All library programs are free and open to the public regardless of library card registration status or residence. These initiatives are non-commercial in nature, therefore all solicitation and private sector product or service sales are prohibited.
Programming and event partnerships provide the library organization with a rich network of opportunities for connecting with our community. When we partner with another organization for an event or initiative, we will have clear expectations for the collaboration and share the workload of designing a program that mutually satisfies the strategic plan, goals, and mission of both organizations.
As a non-profit organization funded through property tax revenue, with a separate fundraising entity of our own to provide supplemental budgetary support, we are not able to enter a partnership solely as a financial sponsor. Library fundraising is the responsibility of the Aurora Public Library Foundation, who initiates and coordinates those events independently from library programming. Programmers who wish to include a donation component to their event must consult the Foundation Manager for more information.
I have read and understood the Aurora Public Library District program guidelines stated above.