Beyond the basics
Property taxes fund basic Library services. FFHL raises money for capital improvements that create inclusive, educational, and environmentally responsible community spaces.
Coventry Village Branch turns 100
Choose a year. Grow a leaf. Celebrate a century of Coventry stories with a gift to Fund for the Future of Heights Libraries.
Beyond the basics
Property taxes fund basic Library services. FFHL raises money for capital improvements that create inclusive, educational, and environmentally responsible community spaces.

The rings honor the years. The leaves show what we continue to grow together.
The official centennial celebration
Sunday, Nov. 8
2–4 p.m.
1925 Coventry Road
One gift · one leaf · one year
Dotted leaves are waiting. Hover or tap to discover a year, then choose the story you want your gift to carry.
Leaves grown

Built by many hands. Belonging to everyone.
From page to path
Opened on Nov. 5, 1926, the Jacobean-style Coventry branch has grown with its diverse neighborhood. In 1993, neighbors brought children’s dream-playground drawings to life through a community barnraising. That same generous spirit still grows here.
Books, birds, trees and gathering form one living commons.
Every gift helps write what comes next for the whole community.
Our mission
Property taxes fund basic Library services. FFHL raises money for capital improvements that create inclusive, educational, and environmentally responsible community spaces.
Preserving and improving this space makes new and innovative programs possible, from outdoor education to gatherings under the trees.
Established by the Heights Libraries Board of Trustees, the Foundation supports Heights Libraries’ mission of free access for ALL.

The next chapter starts here