Nov 6We all have that one book we'll never forget!What's yours? Share the title in the comments and help someone discover their next great read! 👇Latest
Nov 6We all have that one book we'll never forget!What's yours? Share the title in the comments and help someone discover their next great read! 👇
Ghosts are imaginary.♥ 39 · Oct 26
Someone in Fulton County needs their library today.♥ 39 · Sep 11
Libraries are so much more than shelves of books.♥ 27 · Jun 19
Your library card can help you do more than check out books!♥ 19 · Jul 31
Every day, Fulton County’s 34 libraries provide access to educational…♥ 16 · Oct 9
Summer reading is more than a summertime activity.♥ 16 · May 19

Ghosts are imaginary.
♥ 39 · Oct 26

Someone in Fulton County needs their library today.
♥ 39 · Sep 11

Libraries are so much more than shelves of books.
♥ 27 · Jun 19

Your library card can help you do more than check out books!
♥ 19 · Jul 31

Every day, Fulton County’s 34 libraries provide access to educational…
♥ 16 · Oct 9

Summer reading is more than a summertime activity.
♥ 16 · May 19
Summer Reading ProgramSince the Foundation's earliest days, we have supported the library system's implementation of the national Summer Reading program.
Career Online High SchoolLaunched on May 1, 2024, Career Online High School is a fully remote program designed for adults who have not finished high school to receive a high school diploma.
EquipmentTechnology access inside and outside the walls of the libraries is fundamental to supporting the Fulton County community.
Digital LibraryLibrary patrons have access to an extensive digital library, as well as online research and resources.
One Book, One ReadA county-wide book club with the aim of getting as many people across Fulton County reading, One Book, One Read gets people talking about and engaging with the same book.
Visiting Author ProgramsThe Foundation regularly supports bringing authors to Fulton County Library branches to engage with readers.

The freedom to read is worth protecting.
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As Library Card Sign-Up Month comes to a close, we're reminded that some of the most valuable things in life…
Sep 293 likes

One Book, One Read 2026 was a huge success!
Sep 249 likes

Libraries are so much more than shelves of books.
Jun 1927 likes

Wondering what book to choose for your next Summer Reading adventure?
Jun 176 likes

Learning doesn’t have to stop when school lets out 📚 Children can lose 20% or more of their reading progress…
Jun 1212 likes

There’s still time to help children across our community continue learning, growing…
Jun 108 likes

When you support our libraries, you're putting essential resources directly into the hands of your neighbors…
Jun 54 likes

Today's readers are tomorrow's leaders.
Jun 22 likes
One book. One bestselling author. One unforgettable afternoon.2 min read · Sep 29
Fulton County celebrates big Summer Reading success!2 min read · Aug 18
Build new career skills with free Google Career Certificates through your library card1 min read · Jul 28
Join Fulton County’s biggest book club this summer!2 min read · Jun 17
When school lets out, libraries step in2 min read · May 31
Imagine That! Free computer classes continue through May thanks to Comcast!1 min read · Apr 28
Beyond the bookshelf: How you shape Fulton County’s libraries2 min read · Mar 29
Welcome to the Year of the Book: a year of shared stories2 min read · Jan 28
Kelly Harper Lee joins Library Foundation’s Board of Directors2 min read · Jan 20
Set a reading intention for 20262 min read · Jan 15
About
Constance Barkley-Lewis started her tenure as Interim Executive Director for the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library Foundation in February 2026. She has held leadership positions in corporate marketing, media and finance, non-profit foundations, and civic organizations. She is the author of Fairy Garden: Fairies of the Four Seasons , co-author of Oh My Wordle! , and the creator of two musicals and an award-winning one-act play.
Her love of reading, children, and her adopted Atlanta hometown makes her excited to step into this role. Her first career was as the founding director of the Metropolitan Area Committee Public Education Fund in New Orleans, Louisiana, where she worked with the Ford Foundation and the national Public Education Foundation to increase private support for public education.
Her position at AFPLF feels like a homecoming as she focuses on how to grow support for critical library programming made possible only by the Library Foundation as government support for public libraries declines.
Constance earned a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in English from UNC Chapel Hill. She is a member of Leadership Atlanta and has served in leadership positions on civic and non-profit boards including Invest Atlanta, The Historic District Development Committee, and the C.T. Vivian Leadership Institute. She lives in Atlanta with her husband, Dale Lewis.
- Based in
- Downtown, Atlanta
- Founded
- 1989
- EIN
- 58-1837951
- Website
- afplf.org
- @afplf_atl
- Learning
- Kids
