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Join us for a Giving Hearts Day Open House at the Moorhead Library February 8

Join the Friends of the Moorhead Library for an Open House celebrating their first year participating in Giving Hearts Day! To honor the occasion, the Friends will offer refreshments and entertainment, including a performance by Imagination Theater, activities, library tours and more. This event is open to everyone and is offered free-of-charge.

Giving Hearts Day Open House
📅 Thursday, February 8 from
4:00pm – 8:00pm
📍 Moorhead Public Library

Schedule
February 8 from 4-8 p.m.          Refreshments, Library Tours and More
Specialty Book Sale featuring unique and valuable titles
February 8 at 6:30 p.m. Imagination Theater Performance
A family-friendly literacy-based show featuring puppetry, songs, stories and audience participation.

 

Learn more about Giving Hearts Day here.

About the Friends of the Moorhead Library:
The mission of the Friends of the Moorhead Library is to support the collection, services and programs at the Moorhead Public Library, as well as raise funds for furnishings for a new library building

About Giving Hearts Day:
As part of a continual improvement program at Fargo, North Dakota-based Dakota Medical Foundation (DMF), Giving Hearts Day arose in 2008 as a simple but unique fundraising concept: Around Valentine’s Day, ask people to show affection to not only people they love but charities, too. In the decade-plus since, the event has gone on to become one of the longest-running and most successful giving days in the country, providing a platform for North Dakota and northwest Minnesota charities to raise nearly $165 million.

It’s not just a day, though. It’s a year-round effort. Using skills taught by DMF and Fargo-based Impact, charities build a fundraising system that they put to use on Giving Hearts Day, the “Super Bowl” of giving in the Upper Midwest. It has become the region’s day to feed the hungry, nurture the elderly, and educate tomorrow’s leaders.

All library location closed after 12 p.m. Tuesday, December 24 and closed Wednesday, December 25 in observance of the holiday.
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