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~ Mesa Public Library is calling on residents to join in giving back to the community at their upcoming Donate Day event. The drive-through book and media donation drive will take place at the Red Mountain Library located at 635 N. Power Road on Saturday, October 18 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Volunteers will be on hand to assist in unloading donations directly from residents' cars, making it a quick and easy process for those looking to contribute. The library is accepting donations of books, magazines, movies, and music which will help fund various programs and services offered by the library.
The majority of donated items will be sold in the library's used bookstores, with all proceeds staying within the library to support community programs. In addition to the upcoming Donate Day event, there are several future dates for residents to mark on their calendars:
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It is important to note that due to space limitations, Mesa Public Library can only accept donations on designated Donate Days. However, the Main Library does accept donations during regular hours. For those with more than four file-sized boxes of donations, arrangements can be made by calling 480-644-3100 for a convenient drop-off time at the Main Library.
For more information about Donate Day or other events happening at Mesa Public Library, visit their website at mesalibrary.org/events. This is a great opportunity for residents to give back and support their local community while also decluttering their homes. Don't miss out on this chance to make a difference!
Volunteers will be on hand to assist in unloading donations directly from residents' cars, making it a quick and easy process for those looking to contribute. The library is accepting donations of books, magazines, movies, and music which will help fund various programs and services offered by the library.
The majority of donated items will be sold in the library's used bookstores, with all proceeds staying within the library to support community programs. In addition to the upcoming Donate Day event, there are several future dates for residents to mark on their calendars:
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- November 15, 2025 - Dobson Ranch Library
- January 10, 2026 - Red Mountain Library
- February 21, 2026 - Main Library
- March 14, 2026 - Red Mountain Library
It is important to note that due to space limitations, Mesa Public Library can only accept donations on designated Donate Days. However, the Main Library does accept donations during regular hours. For those with more than four file-sized boxes of donations, arrangements can be made by calling 480-644-3100 for a convenient drop-off time at the Main Library.
For more information about Donate Day or other events happening at Mesa Public Library, visit their website at mesalibrary.org/events. This is a great opportunity for residents to give back and support their local community while also decluttering their homes. Don't miss out on this chance to make a difference!
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