Springfield Public Library - Dugald
About Springfield Public Library
Accepting:
– Books published within 2018 or newer
– Puzzles
– Crafting Supplies
Not Accepting:
– Older books (published before 2018)
Other Donations:
The Library accepts gift materials with the understanding that such materials may be added to the collection only if they meet the same standards which are applied to the selection of materials. Those items which are unwanted may be offered to other libraries, non-profit organizations, sold or discarded. No condition may be imposed by the donor on the Library relating to any item after its acceptance.
Memorial gifts of books or money are also accepted and bookplates will be placed in the book. Specific memorial books can be ordered for the library on request if the request meets the criteria established by the Board. Special requests can be made to and in consultation with the Manager of Library Services. Book selection will be made by the Library if no specific book is requested. The Springfield Public Library encourages and appreciates gifts and donations.
By law, the library is not allowed to appraise the value of donated materials, thus cannot provide a receipt of the items if requested by the donor.
Other places to drop off your used books:
Places accepting book donations
Contact Springfield Public Library
| Address : | 60024 MB-206, Dugald, MB R0E 0K0, Canada |
| Phone : | 📞 +89 |
| Website : | http://springfieldlibrary.ca/ |
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TheOneCode on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great library!
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Jacklyn F (Prairie Girl) on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Friendly, helpful staff.
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Lauren Andrushko on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very friendly and helpful staff❗The library is definitely an asset to our community ❗
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Mary-Ellen Wayne on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ One of my very favourite places! The library is located in a building with a unique pyramid-shaped roof that previously showcased the collections and artifacts of the Costume Museum of Canada, which has since relocated its headquarters to Winnipeg's Exchange District. The library has a good selection of books for personal reading, a quiet atmosphere, numerous computer stations offering internet access (and printing, for a small fee), and the Multi-Purpose Room is a meeting place for a variety of community groups, including Toastmasters International, as well as supporting library-organized recreational programming for children. I particularly like the Online Catalogue feature that allows patrons to check the library's availability of a particular book from their device anywhere that has an internet connection, and also allows general online browsing of the catalogue via New Arrivals, Top Lists, and Suggestions based on your search. The library assistants are always friendly and pleasant, and the library has a book where patrons can request the library acquire a particular book for inclusion in the library's collection. Inter-Library Loans may also be arranged for requested material not available at the Springfield Public Library. Check it out!
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Neil & Marleen Jonker on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A wonderful small town library. Always introducing new ideas and programs. Super friendly staff. Perfect for all ages. Have computers, a lending toy/game program, themed crafts, yearly book sale, a door service book pickup due to covid, etc.
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