Access Framingham Donates Branded Masks To Framingham Library For Public Distribution

The following is a press release submitted to the news media outlet

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FRAMINGHAM – Framingham’s public access television station, Access Framingham (AFTV), donates 160 masks to Framingham Public Library to support the library’s ongoing face covering distribution efforts.

The main library located on 49 Lexington Street continues to provide free face coverings to community organizations and residents during the pandemic.

“The library is such an important part of the community. We wanted to support the library and the community in a way that would keep people safe and healthy during the pandemic,” Mercer said. “When a board member learned the library was providing free masks to those in need of masks and their
supplies were low, the perfect way to support their efforts was with additional masks.”

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Framingham Library Director Lena Kilburn said, “We are very grateful to receive the masks because we continue to receive calls and requests for additional masks. The masks are all cotton so they can be washed and used over and over again.”

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Access Framingham (AFTV) is an award-winning community media center owned and operated by the 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Framingham Public Access Corporation (FPAC), which was created to provide public media access and affordable training and skills development on emerging media and technologies to Framingham residents, educational institutions, nonprofit and community-based organizations.