Annually your book donations bring us about 1,800 new items for the collection valued at $36,000, and about $2,000 from in-library book sales. Thank you!

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Our monthly Book Donation Day has been replaced with donations BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.  If you have two bags or boxes of books or less, you can bring those during any open hours.

 

For more than that, please contact the Library Director to make an appointment. Items (e.g., books, CDs, DVDs, audio books) must be boxed or bagged in non returnable containers. Any loose or damaged items will be discarded. Please ensure you have adequate assistance when dropping off items as library staff may not be able to unload items while you wait. This process will be in place until further notice. 

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PLEASE no more than five boxes/bags per donor per week.

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We love that you want to donate to us, but ask that you help us by following the guidelines at right. These criteria help our volunteers process your wonderful donations in the most efficient and safest way possible.

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Here's what our volunteers do with your donations:

• Set aside new books to be considered for our collection

• Refer potentially high value items to our online sales team

• Organize, box and store all the high quality materials for our next book sale

• Recycle/throw away items that are too old, damaged or otherwise not salable

• Box the remainders for shipping to an online book seller

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Annually your book donations bring us about 1,800 new items for the collection valued at $36,000; almost $2,000 in online sales; and about $2,000 from in-library book sales. Thank you!

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​What to Donate

• Hardcover and softcover books—clean and in good condition

• DVDs

• Audio books

• Music CDs

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When We Accept Donations

• We accept donations 24/7 using the table available outside the library  Meeting Room. 

• Please, no more than five bags/boxes per week

• Please use non returnable containers.

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Some Items We Cannot Accept

• For health reasons, we cannot accept moldy, water damaged, or rodent damage items

• Textbooks, magazines, encyclopedias, computer manuals, outdated instruction books, dictionaries or thesauri. 

• Audio cassettes, VHS tapes or LP records

• Sample, copied or incomplete CD/DVD sets

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