NobleTec donation gives Orland Park library’s technology a boost

August 12, 2026 - 09:11

The Orland Park Public Library has received a five hundred dollar donation from NobleTec, a local technology company. The funds are meant to support the library's digital services, which residents rely on for everything from online learning and remote work to staying in touch with family and friends.

Library officials say the contribution will go toward maintaining and improving public computers, Wi-Fi access, and other tech resources that have become essential in recent years. Many visitors use the library's equipment for job applications, video interviews, or school assignments, and the demand for reliable technology continues to grow.

A spokesperson for NobleTec said the company wanted to give back to the community where its employees live and work. They noted that libraries play a key role in closing the digital divide, and that even a modest donation can make a noticeable difference in how smoothly services run.

The library plans to use the funds for routine upgrades and possibly new accessories like headsets or webcams for patron use. Staff members expressed gratitude for the partnership, saying that private support helps fill gaps that public budgets cannot always cover.

This is not the first time NobleTec has supported local institutions, but library leaders hope it sets an example for other businesses to follow. The donation comes at a time when libraries are being asked to do more with less, and community backing is seen as vital to keeping services accessible to everyone.