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Book donation drop boxes near me are an excellent way to help my local school district. Over the past five years, I've noticed a dramatic increase in the number of donated books. Most of these come from anonymous, tax-dioxide-funded folks who give to the school instead of having the books picked up for donation. These folks also commonly leave behind large and confusing volumes that they did not write down in their donations.I know these guys because they're the ones at the end of each year who ask if I've placed an old books donation drop box near your home. It's always funny to hear them ask that question because it actually makes me laugh. So I always reply, "I don't have one."Well, actually I do have one - a book donation drop box in my front lawn. It sits proudly on my front lawn right next to the fence where I'm letting neighborhood children go for a bike ride. When I pull up, I hand out flyers explaining that I'll collect all kinds of old books that come through my doors. Many of them come out of people's driveways. I then organize them into baskets and leave them along the curb.The most interesting, but also the saddest, donation drop box that I have is from a woman who lives in North Carolina. She tells me she keeps it at her house because she can't get to her books in her own home. agency don't know if she keeps it hidden out back or if she just doesn't want anyone else touching her old books. Either way, I have lots of experience with this type of behavior. Sometimes people will give old books to me and they think that I don't need it, but I give it to them because that's what I love to do: read.I recently helped a lady with her very large and cumbersome bookshelves. She was getting them organized when I came by. agency was so grateful that I came over and fixed her bookshelf that day. This lady told me her secret: every time she sets something down, she goes to her donation drop box and picks out the right book to put there. She actually finds it more convenient than going through her whole bookshelves to find the right one each time.agency went over to the house of a friend who lives in New Jersey. She was getting ready to clean out her basement when I offered to help her. As it turns out, she has a book donation drop box in her front lawn right next to her front door. She actually uses it quite often. When she comes in from outside to use the bathroom, she opens the door and walks in to find a new book to read.As you can see, these types of donation drop boxes are more useful than most people realize. They not only make finding what you need easier, but they can even help you hold on to something you may have mistakenly thrown away. That is why it is such a good idea to start to find one near you. You will be glad you did.One of my favorite things about these book donation drop boxes is the fact that they are made out of steel. Steel is such a great material for this type of item. It doesn't bend or break easily and it is very durable. It also does not attract the bugs like some paper books might. All in all, if you are worried about bookcases, why not consider a book donation drop box? They are very convenient and very beneficial.
