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Program
Grants to State Library Administrative Agencies
Fiscal Year
2015
Federal Funds
$2,469,980
City
Columbia
State
SC
South Carolina State Library
Log Number: LS-00-15-0041-15
Title
Log Number
Grantee
Start Date
End Date
LSTA
State Match
Other Match
Subgrant: Planning Grant for Orangeburg County Library
LS-00-15-0041-15
ORANGEBURG COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION
$2,500
$0
$1,350
Talking Books Services for South Carolina
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$495,027
$0
$0
Young Learner's Toolbox: Open Up To Play And Discover
LS-00-15-0041-15
BERKELEY COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM
$14,129
$0
$14,369
Subgrant Group: Tuition Assistance Grants for MLIS Candidates
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$13,092
$0
$15,064
Subgrant program: Book to Action Subgrant Project for Public Libraries
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$5,005
$0
$5,771
Statewide Services Learning Center
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$156,308
$0
$0
School & Public Library Partnership
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$5,280
$0
$2,410
Subgrant Group: Summer Reading Grants for South Carolina Libraries
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$39,038
$0
$45,834
Summer and Winter Reading Support for South Carolina Libraries
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$240,028
$0
$0
Subgrant Group: Assistive Technology Subgrants
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$42,305
$0
$18,537
Digitization and Preservation of South Carolina Materials
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$104,722
$0
$0
Information and Technology Services
LS-00-15-0041-15
South Carolina State Library
$375,506
$0
$0
SC Encyclopedia Online
LS-00-15-0041-15
University of South Carolina-Columbia
$20,000
$0
$12,600
ReposiStory: Preserving Anderson's Oral Histories
LS-00-15-0041-15
ANDERSON COUNTY LIBRARY
$9,200
$0
$10,750
Self-Sufficiency 101: A Partnership with the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center