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  • Donate | Fauquier Library

    Donate Money & Bequests Honorary & memorial Gifts Donate Gently Used Materials Amazon Wish Lists Shop@Amazon via Wowbrary Fauquier County Public Library welcomes donations that support its mission to provide resources and programs that seek to inform, enrich and entertain every member of our society. Donate Money& Bequests Donate Money & Bequests Money & Bequests Monetary gifts and bequests from individuals, businesses and civic organizations are always needed. Donate online via credit card through your online library account or send a check, payable to Fauquier County Public Library, along with a completed donation form to Kim Klepatzki, Fauquier County Public Library, 11 Winchester St., Warrenton, VA 20186. Cash donations may be dropped off at your local library. All donations are acknowledged in writing. Download Donation Form Make Honorary & Memorial Gifts Donations may be made in memory or in honor of friends, family members, teachers or any other significant person in your life. Honorees or their families will be notified of your gift and a gift plate will be placed in the item purchased with your donation. Donate online via credit card through your online library account or send a check, payable to Fauquier County Public Library, along with a completed donation form to Kim Klepatzki, Fauquier County Public Library, 11 Winchester St., Warrenton, VA 20186. Cash donations may be dropped off at your local library. Download Donation Form Donate Gently Used Books & Materials Donations of new and used books, media items (DVDs, CDs, LPs and audiobooks) and board games/jigsaw puzzles in good condition are accepted at the Friends of the Fauquier Library’s used book store, the Book Cellar. Please review the Donation Guidelines of what we can and can not accept. Donations are accepted during regular Book Cellar hours (Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.). Additional information about donating used materials to the Friends of the Fauquier Library is available here . Amazon Wish Lists “Wish lists” for adults as well as children and teens are posted online through Amazon.com. View the lists (you will need to sign in to your Amazon account to see all library wish lists) and select the title(s) you wish to donate. Check the box “This will be a gift” so that the library is notified of your donation then proceed to pay online. Your donation will be shipped directly to the library. Donate via Amazon Wish Lists Shop Amazon.com via Wowbrary Wowbrary is a free subscription service that provides weekly emails showcasing materials that have recently been added to the library’s collection with links directly to the library’s catalog. Subscribing to Wowbrary is easy – simply provide your zip code and Wowbrary does the rest. Wowbrary also works with Amazon.com to support libraries monetarily. Start your Amazon shopping from http://wowbrary.org/fauquier . The library automatically receives a monetary credit whenever a purchase is made through this link. There is no additional cost to the shopper; no further action is required. Donate via Wowbrary

  • More for Teens | Fauquier Library

    More for Teens Art & Nature for Teens Join us for a monthly program presented by Oak Spring Garden Foundation. New topic explored each month. Summer Reading Program This annual program provides free programs and activities suitable for all ages, from birth to adult. Participation promotes life-long learning, helps children retain their reading skills during the summer and motivates people of all ages to read. Watch for details about the next summer reading program, coming soon! The Naturalist Is In Members of the Old Rag Virginia Master Naturalists answer questions about Virginia's flora and fauna. Teen Volunteers Each year, the library seeks teen volunteers to assist with the annual summer reading program. Teen volunteers gain valuable work experience, earn service hours, meet graduation requirements or simply fill the need to give back to their community. Teen volununteer applications for the 2024 summer reading program are currently being accepted. Pick one up at your local Fauquier Public Library location or access it online . Visit our calendar of events for the complete list of library programs. Events for Teens

  • My account | Fauquier Library

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  • Book Cellar News: January/February 2025

    What better way to spend a cold winter evening than relaxing in your favorite easy chair with a cup of hot chocolate and a used book from the Friends of the Library Book Cellar? In January and February the Book Cellar will feature a display of “Winter Reads,” staff picks from the store’s extensive selection of fiction and non-fiction books.  We guarantee you will find a great read; don’t forget, all Book Cellar sale proceeds support the programs of the Fauquier Public Library. In February, the Book Cellar will observe Black History Month and Presidents’ Day with special displays of books and media.     Fridays & Saturdays | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. John Barton Payne Bldg. , Warrenton

  • Year-End Giving Opportunities

    As the year draws to a close, please consider including Fauquier Public Library in your end-of-year giving in one of these ways: Amazon Wish List Select a title from our Wish List posted online through Amazon.com . Your donation will be shipped directly to the library. The list includes both materials for adults and materials for teens and children . Donate Money & Bequests Use your online account to donate using a credit card or mail a check. Shop Amazon.com Via Wowbrary Start your online shopping at http://wowbrary.org/fauquier  and the library will automatically receive a monetary credit from Amazon.   Thank you for supporting Fauquier Public Library! Please consult your tax advisor regarding the tax deductibility of your donation.

  • Message from the Director: December 2024

    "Buddy, it’s fruitcake weather,” exclaims Miss Sook Faulk, in the lovely short story A Christmas Memory .    For Buddy and Sook the holiday is a break from the routine of daily life.  They gather pecans, a little bootlegged whiskey and other ingredients for cakes that will be sent to acquaintances they have met briefly, and to people they've never met at all, such as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt .   Perhaps your holidays are marked by traditions like Buddy and Sook, or present an opportunity to reflect on the year’s blessings and plan for things to come in the new year.    However you celebrate, please know that the library staff extends holiday wishes to all our patrons. May your days be filled with warmth, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones.  Thank you for making our days lively and interesting and we look forward to seeing you in 2025!   Maria Del Rosso Director, Fauquier Public Library

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