This Giving Tuesday (December 3rd), the Toronto Public Library Foundation (TPLF) is transforming the spirit of the season with its exclusive 'I’m Library People' holiday collection. Perfect for book lovers and community advocates alike, this thoughtfully curated line offers more than just gifts -- it’s an opportunity to give back.
Featuring a new, limited-edition notebook designed by renowned artist Ben Johnston, every purchase directly supports the Toronto Public Library, North America’s busiest library system. TPL is a vital hub of education, connection, and opportunity for all Torontonians.
Available for a limited time online and at the Spacing Store (401 Richmond St. W.), the collection ensures your holiday shopping is purposeful. Each item sustains the library’s mission, making it a meaningful gift for the season.
Image Credit: Toronto Public Library Foundation
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