THE Rotary Club of Laurieton is calling on the community to donate quality preloved books for its upcoming Summer Book Sale, to be held in January at the Laurieton United Services Club.
The popular event will run for 10 days and is expected to once again draw book lovers of all ages.
The Rotary Book Sales have become a much-loved local tradition, offering thousands of books at bargain prices while helping raise funds for literacy initiatives and essential community projects.
If your bookshelves are overflowing, this is the perfect time to pass on your gently used books to new readers.
Donations of fiction, non-fiction, children’s and young adult titles are all welcome, as well as puzzles and jigsaws in good condition.
Books can be dropped off at BIG A Plumbing Supplies in the Laurieton industrial area, or arrangements can be made for collection.
By donating, you will be supporting both local literacy programs and Rotary’s wider community work.
Every book helps make a difference.
“We’re grateful to everyone who donates books or simply comes along to the sale to find a good read,” coordinator Caroline Hall said.
“Events like this remind us of the power of community and the joy of reading.”
For more information, to arrange a large donation, or to learn more about the Rotary Club of Laurieton, contact Caroline on 0418 631 214.
By Luke HADFIELD
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