Due to Covid-19, the Library is not accepting any material donations.
The library accepts gently used books for our book sale and Little Free Library. Books should be no older than 5 years old. You can drop off up to 2 bags at the circulation desk. If you have more to donate, please call ahead to make an appointment. 845-623-4281 x 110
WE ACCEPT:
- Hardcover Fiction
- Paperbacks
- Graphic novels
- CDs, DVDs, Books on CD
- Children’s Books
- Large Print Books
We DO NOT accept:
- Non-fiction books
- Water or Mildew Damaged Books
- VHS or Audio Cassette Tapes
- Reader’s Digest Condensed Books
- Magazines, like American Heritage or National Geographic
- Encyclopedias
- Promotional Items
- Textbooks
- Medical Books
Friends of the Nanuet Library
The Friends sponsor the Library’s museum passes, prizes for the summer reading clubs, and various services and programs throughout the year.
Monetary Donations
Make a tax-deductible donation today. Send a check payable to the Nanuet Public Library.
To become a member please fill out the form Membership Form.
The Friends sponsor the Library’s museum passes, prizes for the summer reading clubs, and various services and programs throughout the year.
Estate planning
Name the Library in your Will or Living Trust
You can arrange a bequest in your will or living trust and ensure that the Library provides our patrons with free and open access to the educational materials and resources they need to improve their lives for themselves and for their families.
There are different types of bequests:
Specific Bequest: A specific bequest is a gift of a particular dollar amount or property. For example: I bequeath (dollar amount or description of personal property) to The Nanuet Public Library.
Residuary Bequest: The most common and simple to designate, a residuary bequest is a gift of all or part of the property remaining in your estate after debts, expenses and specific bequests have been paid. You control what percentage of your estate is given to an individual or charity. This method automatically adjusts the size of your bequest according to the value of your estate. In the event of unexpected changes in the size of your estate value, you can have peace of mind that your intentions will be fulfilled without the estate running out of assets to distribute. For example: I bequeath (___%) of the rest, residue and remainder of my property, both real and personal, to The Nanuet Public Library.
Contingent Bequest: A contingent bequest is a gift which takes effect only if the primary beneficiary or beneficiaries of the bequest should predecease you. For example: If neither my spouse nor any descendant of mine survives me, then I give, bequeath and devise all the rest, residue and remainder of (property or account) to The Nanuet Public Library.