Community Engagement The library runs a broad outreach ethos with partnerships across local organizations (LifeWorks for Autism, Red Cross, Lost River Cave, aviation and nature initiatives) and hosts community events (Boos and Brews Festival). This suggests opportunities to position tailored programs, sponsorships, and cross-promotional campaigns to reach families, students, and adults in Bowling Green and Warren County.

Digital & Tech Technology stack includes standard web and email tools (Constant Contact, Amazon SES, Microsoft, PHP) and web assets hosted via common providers. This indicates potential for digital marketing services, CRM/automation enhancements, and analytics-driven engagement to boost patron participation, program signups, and online resource usage.

Leadership Growth Recent leadership change with a new co-director appointed in 2025 signals openness to strategic partnerships, new programming directions, and revised community outreach. This presents an opening for proposal of scalable programs, funding ideas, and capacity-building initiatives aligned with library priorities.

Accessibility & Inclusion Pioneering the region’s first library for the neurodiverse (launched with LifeWorks at WKU) and ongoing support for diverse community needs indicate a strong value on inclusive services. There is potential to offer inclusive education tech, adaptive learning tools, and accessible event formats for broader patron reach.

Funding & Partnerships Revenue under one million with active partnerships (Red Cross, Friends of the Library, community organizations) suggests fertile ground for grantwriting support, sponsorship packages, and collaborative program funding aimed at youth services, literacy, and community wellness.