However, at this time, ASL Access has no government, agency, corporate, or private funding ready for these donations. Once funding becomes available, it is sent to ASL Access for a targeted library. When the funding is received by ASL Access, they buy the majority of the videos from their distributor and have them shipped directly to the library. They also purchase and send additional titles from non-profit agencies and schools. They follow up by providing free publicity flyers and custom guidebooks which feature the names of major sponsors, the person or group to whom the Collection is dedicated, and the library name and address.
All services are free.
Please note that ASL Access does not sell individual video titles. ASL video reviews are also available on the web site. The library covers processing costs and replacement costs for videos which become lost. The library shares general feedback with ASL Access about patron response. A resolution in favor of the work of ASL Access was passed at the August 1998 White House Conference on Library and Information Services Task Force.