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Great News for Library Supporters
The Cares Act of 2020, passed last March, contains two little known federal tax benefits, even for tax filers who use the standard deduction and do not itemize. Subsequent legislation has extended these benefits through 2021.
Annual charitable contributions of cash of up to $300 for an individual, or $600 for married couples filing jointly, can be deducted in 2021 so those who give a gift may also be able to receive one … in the form of a tax deduction.
Also, individuals who itemize can deduct donations up to 100% of their AGI, up from 60% previously.
Why not take advantage of these tax benefits to make a donation to your library that lowers your taxable income? You can send a check or you can click here to make a secure gift online.
The Worthen Library does not provide legal or tax advice so please consult your tax advisor to determine how these changes may impact you. Thank you for your ongoing support. And on we go!
Learning Express
Did you know as a library patron you have access to Learning Express?
What Is It?
Learning Express is a website that provides training for workplace, academic, and job hunting skills:
- Prepare for and take an occupation exam, like the CDL, law enforcement, teaching, and more.
- Work on skills for school, from elementary to college, or practice for the SAT, ACT, or GRE.
- Explore potential careers, based on interest, skills, and future growth.
- Get support for resumes, cover letters, and interviews, or search for jobs and internships.
- Prepare for the GED, or work on math and reading for adults.
Youtube Storytime
Every Tuesday at 10am we’ll be posting a new storytime via Youtube. You can check out our channel here. An accompanying take-home craft available for everyone at the library.
Live Vermont Animals!
Join us this Friday July 24th at 10am for live Vermont animals with Michael Clough from the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum. He’ll be bringing local animals from turtles to birds of prey. Check out the animals and learn something new.
This event will be held outside behind the library and will be socially distant. Feel free to bring your own blanket or chairs and please wear a mask.
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