Service Project

Friends of Jefferson-Madison Regional Library Inc - Support Friends of JMRL

 

Friends of JMRL

This year’s service project benefits Friends of Jefferson-Madison Regional Library.  Books have the power to connect communities. By donating books to Friends of JMRL at the Nursing Summit, you'll support their biannual book sale, which helps fund literacy programs for children and adults throughout our community, including Charlottesville and the surrounding counties. Together, we can create and support opportunities for learning, connection, and belonging across Central Virginia.

 

Please consider bringing the following items to the Nursing Summit event to donate to the Friends of JMRL:

 

Acceptable Donation Items

  • Books on all subjects, of all ages, for all ages, in a condition that will sell
  • DVDs, CDs, LPs, puzzles, games, sheet music and ephemera
  • If you would like to support with a monetary contribution, please make your donation by clicking this donation link.
    • How to Complete Your Donation:

      1. Donation Amount: Select a preset amount or enter the amount you wish to donate.
      2. Select Donation Frequency: Choose One-Time, Monthly, or Annually.
      3. Honor or Remember Someone With Your Gift?: Select Honor.
      4. Whom Do You Want to Recognize?: Enter UVA Health Medical Center NPGO Nursing Summit.
      5. Click the Donate button.
      6. For My donation today is for, choose Donation.
      7. Click Continue to Payment.
      8. I want to cover the transaction fees: Turn this option On or Off based on your preference.
      9. Click Continue to Payment again.
      10. Enter your payment information.
      11. Click Complete to finalize your donation.
      12. After your donation is submitted, you will receive a confirmation email for your records.

Unacceptable Donation Items

  • No School or Public Library Discards!
  • Encyclopedias, audio or video tapes,  magazines, or textbooks
  • Books that are in a poor or bad condition, i.e. having one or more of the following:
    • Broken spine; missing pages or covers
    • Water, food or other stains; mildew; rot; excessively yellowed pages
    • Crudely, heavily or excessively annotated, highlighted, underlined or otherwise marked

Please note that book donations that cannot be used are disposed of in one of the following ways:

  • Given to another worthy cause: e.g. schools, institutions, self-help groups, etc;
  • Made available to the public through the library branches’ free paper-back book boxes
  • Ecologically recycled

 

 

Edited by: Jenny Ernest (vpr3mr) Updated: October 14, 2026