Make a Donation
Via the mail or online

General Fund

Send your tax-deductible check to BLFF. Make the check payable to BLFF and mail it to:

BLFF

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Endowment Fund

Proceeds from this invested fund provide on-going revenue for future needs.  Make your tax-deductible check payable to BLFF Endowment Fund and mail it to:

BLFF
P.O. Box 128

Bandon, OR 97411

DONATE ONLINE

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Become a Member of BLFF.

Your annual membership fee of $5 provides:

• advance notice of used book sale
• exclusive one-day early book sale shopping privileges
• newsletter

Click here to go to the Membership Page to join or renew online.

Click here to download and print the BLFF Membership Application Form.  Send it with your $5 check to:
     BLFF
     P.O. Box 128
     Bandon, OR 97411

Become a lifetime member with a one-time membership donation of $50.

Donate Used Books, Tapes and DVD's

Do you have bookcases full of hard and paper back books in good condition that are cluttering up your home? Do you have VHS and DVD movies you haven’t watched in ages? Would you like to share them with the community and help fund library book acquisitions? Then pack them up and donate them to the library. <<LEARN MORE…>>

Buy Books

Buy books from the “Never Ending Book Sale” located in the library.  Attend one of the Book Sales.  They are scheduled in February, December and July.

Check the "For Sale" page for special books and/or items available for purchase.

Give a Gift Certificate to the Never-Ending and Annual Book Sales

Need the perfect gift for a book lover?  Stop by the Bandon Library's circulation desk and purchase a gift certificate that can be used at annual BLFF book sales and the BLFF Never-Ending Book Sale.

Volunteer Your Time and Skills.

• Help in the library with reshelving books.
• Help staffing BLFF events

Help in the Library - Children's Programs

Dear Library and Literature Lovers:
 
The Library is looking for two or three volunteers for the Junior Great Books Story Time Program at the Bandon Public Library. 
 
Volunteers facilitate story time for 4th through 6th grade students -  Thursday afternoons, 3:30 to 4:30 P.M. throughout the school year. Facilitators help students read and practice Socratic style discussion of short stories in the Junior Great Books anthology series—vocabulary and discussion guides included. (Visit greatbooks.org.)

It's a lot like a book club—with colored pencils and no homework. Students take turns reading aloud during story time. We also enjoy art projects, reader's theater, music and culinary explorations. Volunteers can anticipate facilitating one session per month. 

Contact volunteer coordinator Geneva Miller (541.347.6767 - migelyn@aol.com ) or children's librarian Julie Tipton (541.347.3221)