Your charitable gifts support the Goffstown Public Library and help buy books and materials, support new technology, events, access, exciting programs and so much more. To donate by check, please print and include the donation form with checks mailed to the Library.

For Planned Giving, or donations to the Library Trustees Trust Fund for Growth, please contact Library Director Dianne Hathaway at 603-497-2102 or dianneh@goffstownlibrary.com.

Contributions to honor an achievement or in memory of a loved one are a meaningful way to mark a special occasion or to celebrate a beloved family member, respected friend, or colleague. Remember or honor someone special by putting their name on a gift that will serve citizens for years to come. We are happy to work with you to find the best way to honor your request. Contributors who make a gift of $30 or more may elect to have a bookplate inserted in a new book being added to the Library’s collection.

To donate by check, please print and include the donation form with your check, made payable to: Goffstown Public Library. Please mail to: Goffstown Public Library, 2 High Street, Goffstown, NH 03045

Participation in this program is simple, confidential, and without cost to you. TD Bank will donate a percentage of their profits based on the average annual balance of Goffstown Public Library coded accounts.

• All you need to do is let a teller know you would like to code your accounts for the Goffstown Public Library; our code is A1500, or call TD Bank at 603-497-6000.
• Friends and family can code their accounts for the Goffstown Public Library, too.
• If you are not currently a customer of the bank but want to help, it’s easy to open an account. TD Bank will contribute ½% on checking balances and ¼% on savings accounts, money market, CD and IRA balances.

Remember, your account balances are not affected by your enrollment and all contributions are kept strictly confidential.

The Library welcomes your donated books in good condition. Due to space constraints and limited processing resources, the Library is unable to accept all materials offered to us – we cannot accept textbooks or damaged books, VHS cassettes, Reader’s Digest condensed books, encyclopedias or magazines, or titles that are dusty, moldy, or in disrepair. Most donated items are sold in book sales that support the Library. In rare cases, our staff may add donated items to the collection. The Library reserves the right to dispose of unsolicited materials in any manner it deems appropriate. Donations are accepted during business hours.