This Pointe Coupee Parish Library branch is a physical drop-off option for donated books. The library’s official support information says donors may bring a book or books to any branch and that parish membership is not required to make a book donation. The system is especially interested in adding useful books to its collection, and […]

This St. Mary Parish Library branch is a physical location in a system that accepts donations of books and other library materials. The library’s official FAQ explains that material gifts become the unconditional property of the library and may be added to the collection or otherwise disposed of under its Collection Development Policy. The library

This St. Mary Parish Library branch is a physical location in a system that accepts donations of books and other library materials. The library’s official FAQ explains that material gifts become the unconditional property of the library and may be added to the collection or otherwise disposed of under its Collection Development Policy. The library

This St. Martin Parish Library branch is covered by the library system’s Collection Development Policy governing gifts and donations. The policy allows unrestricted, irrevocable gifts, donations, and contributions to be accepted by the Library Director and says donated materials are evaluated under the same selection standards used for purchased materials. Useful items that are not

This St. Martin Parish Library branch is covered by the library system’s Collection Development Policy governing gifts and donations. The policy allows unrestricted, irrevocable gifts, donations, and contributions to be accepted by the Library Director and says donated materials are evaluated under the same selection standards used for purchased materials. Useful items that are not

This St. Martin Parish Library branch is covered by the library system’s Collection Development Policy governing gifts and donations. The policy allows unrestricted, irrevocable gifts, donations, and contributions to be accepted by the Library Director and says donated materials are evaluated under the same selection standards used for purchased materials. Useful items that are not

This St. John the Baptist Parish Library branch is part of a four-location system with an official material-donation program. The library states that it accepts fiction and nonfiction books, local-history and genealogy books, craft books, cookbooks, DVDs, and audiobooks on CD. It does not accept magazines, encyclopedia sets, legal books, textbooks, moldy or damaged books,

This St. John the Baptist Parish Library branch is part of a four-location system with an official material-donation program. The library states that it accepts fiction and nonfiction books, local-history and genealogy books, craft books, cookbooks, DVDs, and audiobooks on CD. It does not accept magazines, encyclopedia sets, legal books, textbooks, moldy or damaged books,

This St. John the Baptist Parish Library branch is part of a four-location system with an official material-donation program. The library states that it accepts fiction and nonfiction books, local-history and genealogy books, craft books, cookbooks, DVDs, and audiobooks on CD. It does not accept magazines, encyclopedia sets, legal books, textbooks, moldy or damaged books,

This Assumption Parish Library branch participates in the parish library system’s material-donation program. The official library policy includes a Book Donation Policy, so the location can be useful when an estate contains books or other library-suitable materials. Acceptance is selective and should not be interpreted as acceptance of general household property: clothing, furniture, appliances, tools,

Andwell operates this Auburn hospice thrift store as a community resale outlet supporting patient care. The organization’s current site confirms that donations are accepted Tuesday through Friday during posted daytime drop-off hours and asks donors not to leave items outside when the store is closed. The current page does not publish a detailed item-by-item acceptance

Catholic Charities Maine operates this Threads of Hope location as a thrift-store donation point. The official location page states that the store accepts donations on designated days and sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other household goods. Donated property should be usable and suitable for resale; donation hours are narrower than