WHO DO THEY HELP?
- All Torontonians at all stages of their lives
WHAT DO THEY DO?
- Provide free learning resources for every Torontonian.
- Run preschool reading programs.
- Provide large print/other formats for the sight and hearing impaired.
- Provide a home library service for housebound seniors.
- Provide resources for small businesses, and much more.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
- Donate USED BOOKS
- The books are then sold at the library's bookstores: Book Ends and Book Ends South; run entirely by Friends of Toronto Public Library volunteers. All of the proceeds from both bookstores go towards supporting literacy programs.
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- Donate NEW (or almost new), rare, historical or significant BOOKS or materials
- Where possible the Library will attempt to add the materials to their collections. If this is not possible, the materials will be sold at branch book sales or given to the Friends of Toronto Public Library to sell at their bookstore and sales. All proceeds of these sales benefit the Library. All materials not sold or deemed unfit for sale will be given to other charities or recycled.
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WHERE ARE THEY LOCATED?
- Toronto Public Library Foundation
- Drop boxes are located inside the following libraries and are accessible during library hours:
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