On Christmas Day 1873, the Morse Institute Library was dedicated to be "of use and benefit to all the inhabitants of Natick." Since then, through economic uncertainty and plenty, our doors have remained open. We owe it all to the generosity and foresight of our benefactor, Mary Ann Morse, and those guided by her spirit throughout the years.
With your support, we’ll carry on, changing and growing, while honoring our tradition of supporting lifelong learning for all of Natick.
Many Ways to Help
You may make a cash gift that will help purchase new books and materials for readers and listeners of all ages. Your gift to the Annual Fund will help fill the shelves with books, audiobooks, and other materials for patrons of all ages.
Donate Online
Or mail your donation to:
Morse Institute Library
Community Relations Office
14 East Central Street
Natick, MA 01760
Questions? Contact Jane Ellen Newman at 508-647-6524 or at
communityrelations@morseinstitute.org.
Honor a friend, loved one, or teacher with a customized bookplate. Bookplates are a great way to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, holidays, say thank you, or memorialize a loved one. A $35 donation will purchase a book with a customized bookplate inside. We will also send an acknowledgment letter to the honoree or family. Fill out the online form below, or complete and mail this Bookplate Program form to the library, Attn: Community Relations.
This annual event invites the entire community to play a few holes of Mini Golf, while supporting the library. Check back for updates about 2022!
Sponsoring the event is a great way to support your community library and showcase your business or organization. Learn more about the sponsorship opportunities or contact Jane Ellen Newman at 508-647-6524 or jenewman@minlib.net.
To learn how you can help enhance a particular collection — such as children's pictures books, eBooks for all ages, or large-print titles for adults — please contact Miki Wolfe at 508-647-6520 or at
mwolfe@minlib.net.
This all volunteer, non-profit organization serves to promote the recognition and use of the Morse Institute Library through sponsoring special programs like the museum passes and Speed Reads collection. Visit the Friends of the Library webpage at
www.morsefriends.org.
Let your Town Meeting members know what the library means to you and our community. For more information about Natick Town Meetings,
click here.
Talk to your estate planner about designating a gift to the library.
To learn more about the ways that you can support the library, please contact Jane Ellen Newman at 508-647-6524 or at
jenewman@minlib.net.
