Founded in 1990, the Friends of the Morse Institute Library is a volunteer-led non-profit supporting the programs and priorities of the Morse Institute Library. Our funds help provide patrons with museum passes, Speed Reads, large print books, programs for all ages, and much more. Join us!
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Friends’ (virtual) 2021 Annual Meeting
The Friends of Morse Institute Library Annual Meeting will be held on September 13, 2021, at 7:00 pm. Members are invited to attend via ZoomMeeting ID: 814 3721 0278Passcode: 019530 September Steering Committee meeting to immediately follow the Annual Meeting.
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August Steering Committee meeting – join us!
Monday, August 9, 2021 7:00 pm via Zoom You’ve donated books for the Friends’ sales, You’ve browsed the Book Nook. Want to get more involved? We’d love to have you. Come to the next (virtual) Friends of the Morse Institute Library Steering Committee meeting on Monday, August 9.
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Our “ask” about book donations
Now that the library is open for browsing, we’re accepting book donations again! Please limit your donations to two boxes OR four grocery bags a day.
4 responses to “Home”
Do you accept music CD donations for the book sales
With apologies for the late reply – yes, we do accept donated music CDs for our sales.
Hi, I am interested in working as a volunteer at the library. I am a retired lawyer/homemaker who has patronized the library for years. Please let me know if you are looking for helpers! Holly Glidden
Holly, I can’t speak for the library, which may have its own volunteer pool, but we’d love to have you as a member of the Friends and a Friends volunteer. You can pick up a membership form at the Friends’ Book Nook in the library lobby and indicate that you’d like to volunteer. You can also join on the website and then email morsefriendsvol@gmail.com. (We’re a membership-based nonprofit, and dues are an important part of our fundraising effort.) – Terri Evans, President