2026-07-29T07:39:28-04:00 2025-12-31 520783935 SMITH ELLIOTT KEARNS & COMPANY LLC 19 BROOKWOOD AVE STE 101 CARLISLE PA 17015 990 2025-01-01 231381007 BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY BOSL 7172434642 158 WEST HIGH STREET CARLISLE PA 17013 AMY LUCKETT TREASURER 7172434642 2026-07-20 true GREGORY P HALL CPA P00156653 7172439104 2026-07-20 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z AMY LUCKETT 158 WEST HIGH STREET CARLISLE PA 170130495 4162576 false X WWW.BOSLERLIBRARY.ORG X 1978 PA THE LIBRARY OFFERS PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICES TO RESIDENTS OF CARLISLE AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS. 12 12 39 110 0 1557528 2256079 30554 31069 100480 392074 2544 2621 1691106 2681843 0 0 959333 1135296 0 132560 775973 910729 1735306 2046025 -44200 635818 7826416 8350578 4936 10592 7821480 8339986 X FORM 990 - MISSION STATEMENT THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY IS A LEADING INTELLECTUAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL, AND CULTURAL ASSET IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. FOUNDED IN 1900, THIS PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVES THE BOROUGH OF CARLISLE, SEVEN TOWNSHIPS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, THE CARLISLE BARRACKS (HOME OF THE U.S. ARMY WAR COLLEGE), THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY PRISON, AND SERVES AS THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY LAW LIBRARY. ITS MISSION IS TO EMPOWER LIFELONG LEARNING BY MEETING THE COMMUNITY'S NEEDS THROUGH ROBUST, HIGH-QUALITY, AND DIVERSE COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES. IN KEEPING WITH THE LIBRARY'S MISSION, THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL PEOPLE WITHOUT RESTRICTION. THE LIBRARY CELEBRATES THE DIVERSITY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY IT SERVES AND STRIVES TO SERVE ALL MEMEBERS OF THE COMMUNITY EQUALLY. WITH MORE THAN 187,628 VISITS IN 2025, THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY IS ONE OF THE BUSIEST LIBRARIES IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. IT IS A MEMBER OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM, WHICH false false 768383 31119 THE LIBRARY OFFERS FREE INTERNET COMPUTERS THAT ALLOW USERS TO ACCESS ONLINE RESOURCES AS WELL AS COMPUTER SOFTWARE. THE LIBRARY ALSO OFFERS FREE WIFI ACCESS. IN 2025, THE INTERNET COMPUTERS WERE USED NEARLY 11,000 TIMES, AND THE WIFI WAS USED MORE THAN 11,000 TIMES. IN 2025, MORE THAN 5,200 ADULTS ATTENDED 400 PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY ON A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS THAT OFFERED PARTICIPANTS ACTIVE LIFELONG LEARNING EXPERIENCES. THESE EXPERIENCES EMPOWERED PARTICIPANTS TO BE ENGAGED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE CITIZENS OF THEIR COMMUNITY. IN ADDITION, THE LIBRARY PROVIDES MEETING ROOM SPACE, SMALL GROUP STUDY ROOM SPACE, AND TUTORING ROOM SPACE FOR USE BY THE PUBLIC. IN 2025, THESE SPACES WERE USED BY NEARLY 5,000 PEOPLE. THE LIBRARY HAS ALSO BEGUN EXPANDING ITS OUTREACH TO THE COMMUNITY, RECOGNIZING THAT GOING OUT INTO THE COMMUNITY IS AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF SERVICE. IN 2025, THE LIBRARY PROVIDED MORE THAN 250 OUTREACH PROGRAMS ATTENDED BY MORE THAN 4,600 PEOPLE. 530913 THE LIBRARY'S INFORMATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT ASSISTS PATRONS WITH DIRECTIONAL, INFORMATIONAL, AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS THROUGH IN-PERSON, OVER-THE-PHONE, POSTAL, AND ONLINE INTERACTIONS. THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF PROVIDE DIRECT ASSISTANCE WITH TOPICS THAT INCLUDE JOB/CAREER SEARCHING, JOB SKILL DEVELOPMENT, CONTINUING EDUCATION/HIGHER EDUCATION COURSEWORK, HEALTH, FINANCE, BUSINESS, SOCIAL SERVICES/RESOURCE IDENTIFICATION, AND MORE. THE STAFF ALSO PROVIDE PROCTORING FOR STUDENTS IN DISTANCE EDUCATION LEARNING PROGRAMS. LIBRARIANS USE A VARIETY OF RESOURCES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS INCLUDING THE LIBRARY'S COLLECTIONS, THE INTERNET, SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES, E-BOOKS, COMPUTER SOFTWARE, AND COMPUTER HARDWARE. THEY ALSO PRODUCE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS SUCH AS BIBLIOGRAPHIES, PATHFINDERS, AND "HOW-TO" GUIDES FOR THE PUBLIC. THE INFORMATION SERVICES LIBRARIANS ALSO PROMOTE LIBRARY RESOURCES THROUGH DISPLAYS AND PRINTED MATERIALS. THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF PARTICIPATE IN THE COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT PROCESS OF SELECTING MATERIALS FOR THE LIBRARY'S COLLECTION. WHEN DESIRED MATERIALS ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY'S COLLECTION, THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF PROVIDE INTERLIBRARY LOAD SERVICE THAT ALLOWS PATRONS TO OBTAIN ITEMS FROM OTHER LIBRARIES. IN 2025, THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF ANSWERED MORE THAN 36,000 REFERENCE QUESTIONS. 417760 THE LIBRARY MAKES IT A PRIORITY TO ENSURE THAT ALL CHILDREN ENTER KINDERGARTEN WITH THE LANGUAGE, COGNITIVE, AND EARLY READING SKILLS NEEDED FOR SUCCESS IN SCHOOL. THE LIBRARY PROVIDES COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES THAT ARE DESIGNED TO MEET THE EDUCATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL AND SOCIO-EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN AT ALL AGES AND USES BOTH STATE AND NATIONAL STANDARDS, BENCHMARKS, AND PRACTICES TO CONFORM THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES. THE YOUTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT PROVIDES QUALITY LEARNING AND ENGAGEMENT EXPERIENCES FOR FAMILIES OF CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED THAT SUPPORT INFANTS, TODDLERS, PRESCHOOLERS, EARLY ELEMENTARY AGE, TWEENS, AND TEENS. THE YOUTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT OFFERS PRESCHOOL/EARLY ELEMENTARY AGE CHILDREN ACCESS TO SPECIALIZED COMPUTERS THAT ENGAGE THEM IN A CROSS-CURRICULAR SET OF SOFTWARE PACKAGES THAT ARE FUN AND EDUCATIONAL. THESE PROGRAMS ARE BENCHMARKED TO THE NATIONAL LEARNING STANDARDS TO ENSURE HIGH QUALITY LEARNING EXPERIENCE WHILE ENCOURAGING TECHNOLOGY SKILL DEVELOPMENT. IN 2025, THESE AWE EARLY LEARNING COMPUTER STATIONS WERE USED BY CHILDREN MORE THAN 10,000 TIMES. THE YOUTH SERVICES STAFF PROVIDE PROGRAMS THAT ENGAGE YOUNG MINDS IN A WIDE RANGE OF SUBJECT AREAS AND A BROAD RANGE OF TOPICS THAT INCLUDE: SOCIALIZATION, FINE/GROSS MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, EARLY READING SKILL DEVELOPMENT, MATH, SCIENCE, ART, MUSIC, ECOLOGY, DRAMATIC PLAY, CULTURAL AWARENESS, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, HISTORY, AND MORE. DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, THE LIBRARY PROVIDES A SUMMER LEARNING CHALLENGE THAT ENGAGES CHILDREN/STUDENTS OF ALL AGES IN ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIENCES THAT MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THEIR READING AND LEARNING LEVEL THROUGH THE SUMMER MONTHS WHEN CHILDREN CAN EXPERIENCE LEARNING LOSSES DEEMED THE "SUMMER SLIDE." 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SCHEDULE D, PAGE 3, PART X THE LIBRARY IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXES UNDER 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX. THE LIBRARY IS CONSIDERED A PUBLIC CHARITY. THE LIBRARY IS SUBJECT TO ROUTINE AUDITS BY TAXING JURISDICTIONS, GENERALLY FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS AFTER THE RETURNS ARE FILED; HOWEVER, THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO AUDITS FOR ANY TAX PERIODS IN PROGRESS. X LAW LIBRARY 1 55008 X BOOKS AND OTHER 1 853 false false false FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION FORM 990 - MISSION STATEMENT THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY IS A LEADING INTELLECTUAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL, AND CULTURAL ASSET IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. FOUNDED IN 1900, THIS PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVES THE BOROUGH OF CARLISLE, SEVEN TOWNSHIPS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, THE CARLISLE BARRACKS (HOME OF THE U.S. ARMY WAR COLLEGE), THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY PRISON, AND SERVES AS THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY LAW LIBRARY. ITS MISSION IS TO EMPOWER LIFELONG LEARNING BY MEETING THE COMMUNITY'S NEEDS THROUGH ROBUST, HIGH-QUALITY, AND DIVERSE COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES. IN KEEPING WITH THE LIBRARY'S MISSION, THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL PEOPLE WITHOUT RESTRICTION. THE LIBRARY CELEBRATES THE DIVERSITY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY IT SERVES AND STRIVES TO SERVE ALL MEMEBERS OF THE COMMUNITY EQUALLY. WITH MORE THAN 187,628 VISITS IN 2025, THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY IS ONE OF THE BUSIEST LIBRARIES IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. IT IS A MEMBER OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM, WHICH INCLUDES SEVEN OTHER LIBRARIES AND PARTICIPATES IN THE ACCESS PENNSYLVANIA STATEWIDE BORROWING PROGRAM. THE BOSLER MEMEORIAL LIBRARY HAS 21,142 ACTIVE LIBRARY CARD HOLDERS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A THE LIBRARY OFFERS FREE INTERNET COMPUTERS THAT ALLOW USERS TO ACCESS ONLINE RESOURCES AS WELL AS COMPUTER SOFTWARE. THE LIBRARY ALSO OFFERS FREE WIFI ACCESS. IN 2025, THE INTERNET COMPUTERS WERE USED NEARLY 11,000 TIMES, AND THE WIFI WAS USED MORE THAN 11,000 TIMES. IN 2025, MORE THAN 5,200 ADULTS ATTENDED 400 PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY ON A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS THAT OFFERED PARTICIPANTS ACTIVE LIFELONG LEARNING EXPERIENCES. THESE EXPERIENCES EMPOWERED PARTICIPANTS TO BE ENGAGED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE CITIZENS OF THEIR COMMUNITY. IN ADDITION, THE LIBRARY PROVIDES MEETING ROOM SPACE, SMALL GROUP STUDY ROOM SPACE, AND TUTORING ROOM SPACE FOR USE BY THE PUBLIC. IN 2025, THESE SPACES WERE USED BY NEARLY 5,000 PEOPLE. THE LIBRARY HAS ALSO BEGUN EXPANDING ITS OUTREACH TO THE COMMUNITY, RECOGNIZING THAT GOING OUT INTO THE COMMUNITY IS AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF SERVICE. IN 2025, THE LIBRARY PROVIDED MORE THAN 250 OUTREACH PROGRAMS ATTENDED BY MORE THAN 4,600 PEOPLE. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B THE LIBRARY'S INFORMATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT ASSISTS PATRONS WITH DIRECTIONAL, INFORMATIONAL, AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS THROUGH IN-PERSON, OVER-THE-PHONE, POSTAL, AND ONLINE INTERACTIONS. THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF PROVIDE DIRECT ASSISTANCE WITH TOPICS THAT INCLUDE JOB/CAREER SEARCHING, JOB SKILL DEVELOPMENT, CONTINUING EDUCATION/HIGHER EDUCATION COURSEWORK, HEALTH, FINANCE, BUSINESS, SOCIAL SERVICES/RESOURCE IDENTIFICATION, AND MORE. THE STAFF ALSO PROVIDE PROCTORING FOR STUDENTS IN DISTANCE EDUCATION LEARNING PROGRAMS. LIBRARIANS USE A VARIETY OF RESOURCES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS INCLUDING THE LIBRARY'S COLLECTIONS, THE INTERNET, SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES, E-BOOKS, COMPUTER SOFTWARE, AND COMPUTER HARDWARE. THEY ALSO PRODUCE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS SUCH AS BIBLIOGRAPHIES, PATHFINDERS, AND "HOW-TO" GUIDES FOR THE PUBLIC. THE INFORMATION SERVICES LIBRARIANS ALSO PROMOTE LIBRARY RESOURCES THROUGH DISPLAYS AND PRINTED MATERIALS. THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF PARTICIPATE IN THE COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT PROCESS OF SELECTING MATERIALS FOR THE LIBRARY'S COLLECTION. WHEN DESIRED MATERIALS ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY'S COLLECTION, THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF PROVIDE INTERLIBRARY LOAD SERVICE THAT ALLOWS PATRONS TO OBTAIN ITEMS FROM OTHER LIBRARIES. IN 2025, THE INFORMATION SERVICES STAFF ANSWERED MORE THAN 36,000 REFERENCE QUESTIONS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C THE LIBRARY MAKES IT A PRIORITY TO ENSURE THAT ALL CHILDREN ENTER KINDERGARTEN WITH THE LANGUAGE, COGNITIVE, AND EARLY READING SKILLS NEEDED FOR SUCCESS IN SCHOOL. THE LIBRARY PROVIDES COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES THAT ARE DESIGNED TO MEET THE EDUCATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL AND SOCIO-EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN AT ALL AGES AND USES BOTH STATE AND NATIONAL STANDARDS, BENCHMARKS, AND PRACTICES TO CONFORM THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES. THE YOUTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT PROVIDES QUALITY LEARNING AND ENGAGEMENT EXPERIENCES FOR FAMILIES OF CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED THAT SUPPORT INFANTS, TODDLERS, PRESCHOOLERS, EARLY ELEMENTARY AGE, TWEENS, AND TEENS. THE YOUTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT OFFERS PRESCHOOL/EARLY ELEMENTARY AGE CHILDREN ACCESS TO SPECIALIZED COMPUTERS THAT ENGAGE THEM IN A CROSS-CURRICULAR SET OF SOFTWARE PACKAGES THAT ARE FUN AND EDUCATIONAL. THESE PROGRAMS ARE BENCHMARKED TO THE NATIONAL LEARNING STANDARDS TO ENSURE HIGH QUALITY LEARNING EXPERIENCE WHILE ENCOURAGING TECHNOLOGY SKILL DEVELOPMENT. IN 2025, THESE AWE EARLY LEARNING COMPUTER STATIONS WERE USED BY CHILDREN MORE THAN 10,000 TIMES. THE YOUTH SERVICES STAFF PROVIDE PROGRAMS THAT ENGAGE YOUNG MINDS IN A WIDE RANGE OF SUBJECT AREAS AND A BROAD RANGE OF TOPICS THAT INCLUDE: SOCIALIZATION, FINE/GROSS MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, EARLY READING SKILL DEVELOPMENT, MATH, SCIENCE, ART, MUSIC, ECOLOGY, DRAMATIC PLAY, CULTURAL AWARENESS, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, HISTORY, AND MORE. DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, THE LIBRARY PROVIDES A SUMMER LEARNING CHALLENGE THAT ENGAGES CHILDREN/STUDENTS OF ALL AGES IN ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIENCES THAT MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THEIR READING AND LEARNING LEVEL THROUGH THE SUMMER MONTHS WHEN CHILDREN CAN EXPERIENCE LEARNING LOSSES DEEMED THE "SUMMER SLIDE." IN 2025, MORE THAN 17,000 CHILDREN, TEENS, PARENTS, AND CAREGIVERS ATTENDED MORE THAN 800 PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FINANCE COMMITTEE APPROVES THE ANNUAL 990 RETURN, AND THE TREASURER SIGNS IT. A COPY IS PROVIDED TO ALL THE BOARD MEMBERS BEFORE FILED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C THE BOARD MEMBERS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN A FORM ON AN ANNUAL BASIS DISCLOSING ANY INTEREST TO AN APPRECIABLE DEGREE, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, IN THE CONTRACT FOR THE SALE OF FURNISHING, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS OR SERVICES TO THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY, BY DIRECT SALE OR SALE THROUGH AN AGENT OF FIRM, OR ACTING AS AN AGENT FOR ANOTHER IN SO FURNISHING SUPPLIES, MATERIALS OR SERVICES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, THE BOARD MEMBERS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN A FORM DISCLOSING ANY INTEREST TO AN APPRECIABLE DEGREE, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, IN THE CONTRACT FOR THE SALE OF FURNISHING, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS OR SERVICES TO THE BOSLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY, BY DIRECT SALE OR SALE THROUGH AN AGENT OF FIRM, OR ACTING AS AN AGENT FOR ANOTHER IN SO FURNISHING SUPPLIES, MATERIALS OR SERVICES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 REQUESTS TO VIEW THE LIBRARY'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS MAY BE SUBMITTED AT THE BOSLER LIBRARY'S FRONT DESK. 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