Funding a New Training Center
Believe it or not, you can still draw lessons from classic children's stories such as The Little Engine That Could. Witness how the underfunded public law library in this article managed to create partnerships and raise enough money to build a state-of-the-art training center for its users. You'll see just how far you can get on the "I think I can!" attitude.
by Jean M. Holcomb

Small Library, Big Fundraising: Community Support Is Way Above Par
You don't have to be a pro to master fundraising, as this resort-town public library discovered. Its all-volunteer staff hosted flea markets, raffles, and benefit golf tournaments to raise money, and one volunteer even learned how to write successful grant proposals. They proved that with strong community support, every penny really adds up.
by Stephanie Rawlins Gerding

Stretch Your Budget! How to Select Web-Based Subscription Resources
You know your library has to offer electronic databases, but how do you choose which ones will provide the most bang for your buck? This author explains how to evaluate the many different resources that are available, and even provides an at-a-glance chart comparing several popular products. by Janet Walker Peterson

The View from the Top Left Corner
Prices Fall, Replacements Soar—You Still Need to Spend the Money
by Michael Schuyler

Coming Full Circle
Money Makes the Library Go 'Round
by Andrew K. Pace

Online Treasures
Fundraising: It's Not Just About the Money
by Janet L. Balas

The Systems Libraria
Protecting Your Library's Data
by Marshall Breeding

Building Digital Libraries
The Digital 'Sizzle'
by Terence K. Huwe