Hi, I know this is a long shot, but Gabriel Mordoch suggested. I contact you after he fielded my initial email. I was looking for any statistics on what percentage of Reform synagogues have libraries, and if so, paid librarians, committees or volunteers? I am a member of a reform synagogue in Seattle that used to have a professional librarian but has had no librarian, volunteers or committee for the past few years. The library is currently used as a classroom and meeting and event room with no one managing its use as a library. .I’m trying to chart path forward and curious to know what the current environment looks like nationally. Thanks, Bernice Harris
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