We have currently raised funds for 85 books! There is still time to give. Help us reach 100 by the New Year!
We are giving back to our community by giving back to the Granite Bay Library. For every $25 raised a new book will go on our library’s shelf. Help us add 100 new books to their collection.
We collaborate with Granite Bay Library’s librarians to find out exactly what books our library needs. This means: new children’s books, new fiction for adults and young adults, new non-fiction… and the list goes on. This holiday season help us spread joy and give the gift of reading to your community.
Our mission is to be an advocate of our local library, raising funds and awareness, reflecting the needs of our community and your generous donations have been the backbone of our mission, allowing us to spread the joy of reading throughout our community. Thanks to your past contributions, we have been able to purchase new books, organize community programs, and facilitate workshops that are accessible to everyone, free of charge. Last year alone, your kindness enabled us to donate an astounding $15,000 to the Granite Bay Library – a testament to the incredible impact we can achieve together.
There are many ways to give:
1.) Donate with Credit Card via PayPal
2.) Write a check to Friends of the Granite Bay Library and mail it to:
Friends of the Granite Bay Library
P.O. Box 2004
Granite Bay, CA 95746
3.) Donate on Facebook and sharing your contribution on your profile to help spread the word!
Your Donation, Your Impact – Help Us Spread the Joy of Reading
- Community Programs – Your contributions have helped us organize and sponsor free community event such as Read for the Record & the Birthday Book Club.
- Community Involvement – Activities like the Little Libraries and Book Sales programs have united the Boy Teams Charity, Scouts, and the National Charity League in philanthropic endeavors.
- Books – Donating funds for a book can make a significant impact by contributing to the rebuilding of the Lahaina Library, supporting a local animal shelter, and restocking the free Little Libraries.