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Staff and volunteers offer assistance with:- Decision-making- Assessments for services- Medical escorts for doctor appointments- Home safety assessments- Assistance with needed paperwork for application for services- Connection to programs and referrals- Checkbook balancing- Respite care- Friendly visitors- Transportation- Grocery assistance- Chore requests- Senior companion- Fall prevention education- Books to Go program

Used books at reasonable prices:?- Stock includes children's books, fiction, non-fiction, and foreign language fiction?- Gift items such as canvas bags, gift certificates, music CDs, and signed books are also available?- Accepts small donations of books The Friends of the Library Used Bookstore is managed by volunteers. Volunteers consist of 10-20 board members. The purpose of the bookstore is to raise funds for the library collection and programs, support special projects, and promote awareness through community involvement including:?- Food Shelves and Book Shelves: Helps to provide needy children and adults with free books through Channel One and Community Food Response?- Operation Paperback: Sends donated books to troops deployed overseas by joining the non-profit program called Operation Paperback?- Friends' Activities: Provides funding for children's summer reading, various databases, visiting authors, purchasing materials for the library's collection, providing volunteers and more

Imagination Library is a literacy program that provides children ages birth - 5 with a free monthly book.

Delivers age- and developmentally-appropriate books monthly to children's home; children enrolled at birth will have a library of up to 60 books by the time they enter kindergarten.

Stocks and provides gently used or new books appropriate for children in the community where families visit. Children are invited to take a book home to keep, share, and enjoy.Donations of new and gently used books for children ages 0-8 accepted. Cannot accept books printed before 1980, religious books, coloring books, or magazines.

Provides an age-appropriate book every month to every enrolled child ages birth to 5 years old in Steele County.

Provides one book each month to children in Olmsted County from birth to age 5 whose parents register to receive them.- Books are sturdy, colorful, age appropriate, and are delivered directly to the child.- Each book is selected for the developmental benefits it brings- 2 bilingual English/Spanish available books per year

Provides an age-appropriate book every month to every enrolled child ages birth to 5 in Kandiyohi County and portions of Chippewa, Meeker, Renville, Stearns, and Swift counties.

Literacy program providing children with a free new book every month in the mail until the age of five.

School readiness program where parents are supported and children are engaged in activities that include:- Advocacy, resource information, and referrals - Bilingual staff and interpreters - Book lending library - Educational, age-appropriate activities and books - Family involvement opportunities - Home visits - Inclusion of children with disabilities - Nutritious meals and snacks - Parenting and child development education - Vision, hearing, height, weight, and developmental screenings

Provides an age-appropriate book every month to every enrolled child ages birth to 5 years old in Rice County.

Provides needed items for children of all ages to families in need. This includes:-baby gear-baby food-diapers-clothes-toys-books

Provides children with one age and developmentally appropriate book each month. Books are delivered.

Books for Kids is a program designed to instill the joy of reading in children by providing free books and parenting resources to families who live and work in Blue Earth, Le Sueur, Nicollet, and Waseca counties.Children ages 2 months through 4 years 11 months receive a free book every other month.

Provides free books on a weekly basis to promote reading in the home. Books are provided to children ages birth - 21. Books are donated by members of the community.

Items accepted as donations and sold include:- Blankets, quilts, bedspreads, linens, and towels- Books and toys- Gently used seasonal clothing- Household items including dishes, pots, pans, and utensils- Jewelry and watches- Records, CDs, portable stereos, and videos- Select furniture. No beds, only headboards, and frames- Shoes and boots- Small appliances and lamps; small televisions (no consoles)- Tools and toolboxesMaterial and old leather items are accepted for recycling purposesOffers thrift store voucher program to qualifying individuals