Read the following email:
Subject: Donation of historical manuscripts
Date: October 14, 2026
From: Sofia Ortega <[email protected]>
To: Alexander Vargas <[email protected]>
Dear Mr. Vargas,
I am writing to follow up on our conversation last month regarding my late father's collection of historical manuscripts and regional maps. As I mentioned, it was his final wish that these documents remain accessible to the community that inspired his life's work. While I received a very generous offer from a private collector last week, I remain committed to donating the collection to the Municipal Library, provided that the archive can guarantee their preservation in a temperature-controlled environment and make them available for public viewing by the end of the year. I understand that your facility has been facing budget constraints, but I hope we can find a mutually agreeable arrangement to keep these treasures where they belong.
Sincerely,
Sofia Ortega
What is the writer's primary intent in sending this letter?
- Ato formally accept the library's proposal to host her late father's archives
- to outline the conditions for her donation while encouraging the library director to find a compromiseCevap
- Cto inform the library director that she is declining their request due to budget constraints
- Dto pressure the library into buying the collection by citing a private collector's offer