Friends of the Free Library of Philadelphia is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the Free Library of Philadelphia. Incorporated in 1973, the organization now has more than 10,000 members and works through affiliate neighborhood volunteer groups to promote cooperation between the community and the library while advocating for library services for all.
To support the Free Library of Philadelphia and advocate for library services for all.
Founded in 1973, Friends of the Free Library of Philadelphia operates with over 10,000 members organized through affiliate neighborhood volunteer groups. The organization promotes communication and cooperation between the community and the Free Library. They also operate the Book Corner, a bookstore offering new, rare, and used books in all genres at competitive prices, featuring a welcoming space with seating and music.
The organization operates the Book Corner bookstore at 311 N. 20th Street in Philadelphia, offering books in all genres at low prices. Members participate through affiliate neighborhood volunteer groups that support library advocacy and community engagement.
The Book Corner hosts an Annual Summer Book Sale featuring hundreds of books at discounted prices, including bestsellers, classics, and children's books.
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