Community Partnerships The library already runs youth programs, teen book clubs, crafts, and partnerships with Zoo Idaho and The Idaho Food Bank. This presents sales opportunities for sponsorship packages, co-branded events, and supplier partnerships for program materials and workshops that align with family and maker communities.

Funding Opportunities A Carnegie Corporation grant of $10,000 signals donor interest in supporting community learning. Propose grant management services, donor outreach, and affordable fundraising tools that integrate with their existing email and web platforms to grow unrestricted giving and program funding.

Digital Content Upsell Marshall Public Library maintains extensive online databases and a wide catalog. Opportunities exist to expand digital content licenses, promote e-books and databases through targeted campaigns, and offer analytics-driven recommendations to increase usage and renewals while leveraging their current analytics stack.

Program Management Year-round programs and events like Granny Square projects and Battle of the Books indicate demand for efficient event registration, sponsorship tracking, and communications. Consider offering a low-cost, library-friendly program management and ticketing solution that integrates with their existing systems.

Local Civic Opportunities The library’s involvement in Safe Streets planning and community partnerships positions it as a hub for local civic initiatives. A partnership could include community engagement platforms, signage and computing solutions, and co-branded community programs that drive foot traffic and local sponsorships.