The Hanover Public Library Association, Inc (HPLA) was first chartered in 1909 to help the library provide and support literary and educational undertakings for Hanoverians. HPLA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Its primary mission is to steward the library’s endowment funds to create a financially sustainable future for library services in Hanover.
HPLA runs the library’s legacy giving program, The Aristotle Society, which recognizes those who have included the library in their estate plans. By making a legacy gift today, society members ensure the future of library services in Hanover for generations to come. You can leave a legacy by including the Hanover Public Library Association, Inc. in your will; see our brochure for more information.
The directors of HPLA’s board are: Dan Frey, President; Brett Hoffacker, Vice President; Sue Frey, Treasurer; Bobbi Little, Secretary; Barbara Carbaugh; Barbara Eisenhart; Sharon Kebil-Whisler; Mark Riggs; Christina Rosensteel; Jay Roth; Stephen Sherman; George Swartz