top of page
Painted windows on the future home of Hinckley Public Library District

Building Renovation Information

UPDATE as of 5/6/2025: Work has now started on the building renovation project. This month, contractors are working on interior demolition and asbestos abatement. The parking lot across the alley to the north of the building is for construction use only. This portion of the project is scheduled to be completed by Memorial Day.

​

The building at 142/150 W Lincoln Avenue was built for Nash Furniture in 1956 and turned into Hinckley Medical Center in the 1980s. It served as a medical and dental practice until 2014 and was donated to the library by the Drs. Marwaha in 2020. Now it will become a vibrant new library for the community!

​

Extensive renovations are needed to transform this space and the library board is committed to completing the project without increasing your property taxes. Private donations have reached more than $230,000 so far, and with $1,876,500 in grants, we are within sight of our goal. Will you consider a donation?

 

Charitable contributions made to public libraries are tax-deductible under section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code.

​

Please refer to the following chart for naming opportunities. Your gift can be recognized in your name or in honor/memory of a loved one.

$1,000,000 Your name on the building

$100,000 Your name on the meeting room CLAIMED

$50,000 Your name on a study room CLAIMED

$50,000 Your name on a study room

$20,000 Donor display: Platinum level

$10,000 Donor display: Gold level

$5,000 Donor display: Silver level

$500-$4,999 Donor display: Friend level

Under $500 Plaque inside a book in the library collection

Donate by mail to
Hinckley Public Library District
100 N Maple St
Hinckley IL 60520

The proposed library floorplan. 5,500 square feet. Fully ADA compliant. 60-person meeting room. 40+ seats throughout the library. Increased collection capacity.
A digital rendering of the proposed exterior front of the future library. Large windows line the building.
A digital rendering of the proposed children's area of the future library. Child-height shelving and seating by the large front windows.
bottom of page