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Throughout the pandemic, demand for The New York Public Library’s digital offerings has grown exponentially. After restoring in-person services last summer, hunger for digital access hasn’t abated. We are always looking for ways to better serve our community, and we are committed to making sure that all of the free resources and programming that the Library offers are available to everyone—online or in-person at one of our branches. This week, our friends at Penguin Random House are helping us make sure we have all the digital resources New York needs to keep learning and connecting from anywhere in the city by triple-matching every gift that our supporters make up to $57,500. [Can we count on you to support the Library with a triple-matched contribution?]( [Donate now to have 3x the impact and support literacy, learning, and creativity in New York.]( [Donate $50—We Receive $150]( [Donate $100—We Receive $300]( [Donate $250—We Receive $750](
We are proud to be able to meet our readers’ need for virtual access to book clubs, author talks, databases, and more, with the help of generous New Yorkers like you. Penguin Random House is our partner in this endeavor. They have offered once again to triple match all contributions made before March 25. That means your gift goes three times as far to help us spruce up our collections. It buys three times as many in-demand e-books and audiobooks. It helps us serve three times as many New Yorkers with completely free access to resources and services like remote tutoring and career counseling. We’ll also send you a limited-edition bookmark, as a gesture of our appreciation. [Donate now to get your limited-edition bookmark](
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