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The California State Library, a California public research institution, provides its customers with the accurate, up-to-date information they need to do their jobs easily, quickly, and confidently.
A core part of the mission of all libraries, however, is to provide patrons with access to books, media, and other informational material. Around 95 percent of local library funding comes from local governments and the remaining 5 percent comes from the state and federal governments.
The Cal Grant is a California-specific financial aid grant that does not need to be paid back. Cal Grant applicants must submit the FAFSA or CADAA by the deadline and meet all eligibility, financial, and minimum GPA requirements of either program. There are three kinds of Cal Grants A, B and C.
The Inspiration Grants opportunity provides Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funding for California libraries that are inspired to implement projects outside of the State Librarys other funding opportunities.
The Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) is the only federal program providing funds exclusively for libraries, supporting a range of services and technology to every community in the United States.
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The Cal Grant is a California-specific financial aid for students attending University of California, California State University or California Community College, or other qualifying schools. We dont administer state aid programs. Contact the Cal Grant program for more information and to answer questions.
State aid for libraries (also known as state aid for public libraries, state aid, direct aid or state funding) is funding provided to public libraries by state governments in the United States. State aid is typically divided among all libraries in a state in the form of block grants.

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