Lasting recognition for Library SupportersOne focal point of the Children's Library area is the Library Giving Tree. Evoking Orange's citrus-growing history, the display provides one form of lasting recognition for library supporters. This 12-foot-high orange tree was custom-sculpted by local artist Mel Slavick. With many hundreds of leaves and oranges, the Giving Tree offers a chance for individuals, families, businesses, schools, and community groups to honor someone special.
The front of the delightful three-dimensional Giving Tree faces the central corridor to the Children's Library. The back covers the entry wall in the Homework Center. Both are central locations in the Orange Public Library & History Center. Placement of leaves and oranges is handled by the library design team to ensure optimum visibility. |
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The Library Giving TreeA donor's leaf is 4" long, and an orange is slightly more than 4" in diameter . . . all cast in long-lasting acrylic. Each feature the name of the donor, honoree, or person being memorialized.
Donor Orange: $500 Donor Leaf: $150 All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. |
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Citrus Crate Labels6” square panel citrus label: $2,500 8” x 10” bench citrus label: $5,000 All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. |
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