Question: Can I donate my used books to the Library?

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Answer:

The Rockland Public Library accepts donations of:

Clean, gently used and new books, DVDs, CDs, and puzzles.

 

They may be added to the Library’s collection, or sold by the Friends of Rockland Library in the Book Stop, book sales, or online.

Proceeds from these sales go to the Rockland Public Library in the form of new books or programs.

We cannot accept:

Anything damaged, mildewed, discolored or marked/written in

Encyclopedias

Textbooks

Medical or health books more than 5 years old

Technical or computer manuals

Readers Digest condensed books

Vinyl records, audio – or video – tapes, magazines or other periodicals

Remainders from other organizations’ book sales

Storage space is tight, so we can only accept 2-3 grocery-size bags or boxes of items at a time. If you have more to donate, please email friendsofrocklandpubliclibrary@gmail.com, or call the library at 594-0310 to leave your name and telephone number. A volunteer from the Friends will call you back to make an appointment.

Thank you for your generous donation!

Your support helps keep your Library strong.

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