Rural libraries in Western New York are set to receive a significant boost in funding, thanks to a new $3 million grant program unveiled by the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation. The program aims to support the vital role that libraries play in providing access to information, education, and community resources in underserved areas. With a focus on improving digital infrastructure and enhancing services, the grant will enable rural libraries to better serve their communities and bridge the gap in digital divide. The funding is expected to have a lasting impact on the region, promoting literacy, lifelong learning, and economic development in Western New York's rural communities.
Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation unveils $3M grant program for rural libraries across Western New York WGRZ
