Where In Manchester, Nj To Contribute Used Books?

[kalvin71]

I am attempting to contribute my grandma's books considering that he's along the way of promoting his residence that he study. My grandparents lived in Manchester,NJ. Nonetheless now reside in Jackson, NJ within an assisted-living. I have to look for a location locally that'll think about books and give them to there. I attempted to complete an internet search but could not look for a spot to contribute them. Any suggestions?

[Vincenzo]

Spatzie~Lover said: 2 Verify out your nearby library. Ours has a book sale at least after per year and LOVES donations as the funds earned from the sale helps update their technologies, DVD's, CD's and applications they've lost funding for.If they do not want them, they ought to be in a position to offer LOTS of useful advice on nearby areas that would gladly accept the books. 58 months ago

[Greagoir]

[Travis]

I don't see any in Manchester, but there are places you can drop off. See if some will pick up from the house.Follow this link for a list.http://search.earth911.com/?what=Book+Donation&where=Manchester%2CNJ&max_distance=50&family_id=&latitude=39.9549152&longitude=-74.3822058&country=US&province=NJ&city=Manchester

[Channe]

Donate used books, CDs and videos at MERHSWed Apr 16, 2008, 10:29 AM EDT * Tools: * Print * Comments * ShareThis * StumbleUpon * Newsvine * del.icio.us * DiggManchester - The Manchester Essex Regional High School is looking for donations of used books, CDs, DVDs, videos, and audio books. The school has placed a drop-off donation and reuse container for residents, businesses, schools, libraries, and other groups who wish to contribute books they no longer have a use for.The ?Got Books?? container is in front of the school on 36 Lincoln St. Donations can be made by the public at any time. Funds raised through book donations will benefit the Class of 2009.Books could be donated to schools, libraries, and other groups in need, sent overseas to the troops, given to teachers for classrooms, or sold in book sales and online.Got Books is a North Reading-based organization dedicated to keeping books out of the trash. Got Books raises money for local charities and nonprofit groups through book donations. For more information, visit www.GotBooks.com or call 978-396-6026.

[jerrick]

Check out your local library. Ours has a book sale at least once per year and LOVES donations as the money earned from the sale helps update their technology, DVD's, CD's and programs they've lost funding for.If they don't want them, they should be able to offer LOTS of helpful advice on local places that would gladly accept the books.

[Stockwell]

turkermom said: 1 I don't see any in Manchester, but there are places you can drop off. See if some will pick up from the house.Follow this link for a list.http://search.earth911.com/?what=Book+Donation&where=Manchester%2CNJ&max_distance=50&family_id=&latitude=39.9549152&longitude=-74.3822058&country=US&province=NJ&city=Manchester 58 months ago