The Friends of the Arlington Public Library (FOAL) invite you to the 2022 Fall Book Sale. The semiannual sale will be held at Central Library in the parking garage and will be stocked with thousands of books, games, puzzles and other items for all ages and interests.
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Friends of Brooklyn Public Library support their local branch in many ways. They support their library through advocacy, increasing community awareness, raising funds and helping at special events. Friends host monthly meetings and events, including book and bake sales, author talks and readings, holiday events and much more!
Please join The Friends of the Beaches Branch Library for a book sale! The Friends will be selling gently used materials from April 19 through April 23. The sale will include gently used adult fiction and nonfiction titles, books for children and young adults, DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, pocket paperbacks, and more.
Please join the Friends of the Murray Hill Branch Library for a book sale! The Friends will be selling gently used materials on April 16 starting at 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. in the meeting room. Find a great read while supporting the Bill Brinton Murray Hill Branch Library!&
If you are like us here at the Jacksonville Public Library, a good book sale makes your book-loving heart very happy! Here are 3 reasons why you should join us for The Friends of the Jacksonville Public Library's 3 day Big Bag Book Sale.
Young men who play on both sides of the ball in the fall helped to load boxes of books and other items onto carts, which then were brought outside the library and loaded onto trucks for transport to the site of the sale.
The used book sale, which runs in conjunction with the Greater Alliance Carnation Festival, will begin with a members-only day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 6. Memberships to Friends of Rodman Library can be purchased at the door. The sale then will be open to the public from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 7; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Aug. 8-10. The sale on Aug. 10 is a fill-a-bag, make-a-donation day.
In the upcoming Friends of the Upper Arlington Library quarterly book sale (Nov. 17- Dec. 1), there will be absolutely no presales to book dealers, special Friends of the Library members, or anyone else.
When the doors open at 1 p.m., everyone will have equal access to all the books, DVDs, CDs, VHS tapes, records, etc. on sale. The only distinction we make is on the last day of the sale, when Friends members can buy a grocery bag full of sale items for $5 and nonmembers can buy a bag for $10.
It takes the ongoing efforts of the local community to keep the Book Sale going strong year after year. Over 300 volunteers collectively put in over 14,000 hours towards making the sale work. Some also donate baked goods and other items to keep the volunteers fueled up for the gargantuan task of sorting all the items. Community members can help by donating books and by joining the Friends themselves.
Although the Friends accept book donations for most of the year, there is currently a hold on donations until November 10th, so there is no continued influx while the sale is finalized. After the hold is lifted, you can drop your books off at the Book Sale building for the Spring Sale in May. Guidelines for donation are on the Book Sale website at booksale.org. You can contact the Book Sale at 607-272-2223 if you need more information or to make special arrangements.
Buying books from the Book Sale is a great way to expand your own library or get bargain priced holiday gifts. Many items are in great condition, despite being used, and where else will you find hundreds of thousands of items for $4.50 or less? The Book Sale is one of those exceptional Ithaca events that help make our community a great place to live!
The Library accepts material donations of books, videos, CDs, etc. Items not added to the collection will be given to the Friends of the Library book sale. For more information, contact the Registration Desk.
The Green Branch Library offers fun, exciting, and educational programs for customers of all ages, both in the Library and throughout the Green community. Visit us for preschool storytime and school-age and family events at the Library. Visit our NatureConnect space and also look for our youth librarians in your schools' classrooms where they will be making a visit soon. Adults can participate in book discussion and other groups, including Food and Friends, and attend informative programs on health and wellness, financial education, local history, and much more. While at the library, computers, WiFi, faxing and scanning are available for your use. Books, movies, and music are ready for you to borrow.
The Friends of the Arlington Public Library is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting the Arlington Public Library System. Funds are raised for special library purposes and programs through semi-annual book sales and book and author luncheons. Since its organization in 1987, the Friends fund raising efforts have resulted in more than $450,000 in gifts for the library system
Friends of the Arlington Public Library is a non profit group that holds bi-annual book sales, and sells books on the internet to financialy support the Arlington Public Library. We recieve the no- longer in circulation books from the library, plus book donations from the public for the contents of these sales.Arlington has a large public library system, and we have a need for volunteers to assist with all the tasks involved with the sorting, storage, moving, set up and take down, as well as the sale itself.
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