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The Albert See Bequest Society
In 1895, Albert See, the descendent of a tenant farmer, helped to form the Pleasantville Free Library Association & Reading Room, the fore-runner of today’s Mount Pleasant Public Library. Albert and his neighbors could not have foreseen how their community would grow, but when they pooled their resources to meet a common need, they created a lasting legacy that continues to benefit us today.
The Trustees of the Mount Pleasant Public Library have established the Albert See Society to honor those whose charitable bequests help this founding vision.
If you’ve established a bequest for the Library valued at $1,000 or more, please complete the reply form in this brochure and return it, along with appropriate documentation of your bequest intention to the Mount Pleasant Public Library.
As a member of the Albert See Society, you will receive two invitations to the annual Volunteer & Donor Recognition Luncheon, where the Trustees of the Library will gratefully acknowledge your support; and, your name will be listed on a plaque permanently installed in the Library, and on the Library’s web site. Of course, if you wish to remain anonymous, the Library will be happy to honor that request.
Please click here for an application form
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