Donate Books, Media, Puzzles & Games!

Each February, you’ll find over half a million books, media, games, puzzles and other treasures at the VNSA Book Sale.

And this is all thanks to people just like you!

We accept donations year-round.

There are three ways to get your books to VNSA:
visit one of our drop boxes (view locations and map),
bring your donations directly to our volunteer team (M-F, 8am to 12pm), or
contact us to arrange a home pick-up using the form below
DETAILS FOR ALL THREE OPTIONS BELOW

What items can I donate?

Items we ACCEPT:

Paperback books, hardback books
DVDs, CDs, and vinyl records
Audiobooks (CD only)
Maps
Jigsaw puzzles
Games
Encyclopedias – 2010 to current and those printed before 1950

Items we DO NOT ACCEPT:

Damaged books (water damaged, moldy, soiled, etc.)
Readers Digest Condensed books
Serial romance books such as Harlequin
Library discards
Cassette tapes
VHS tapes

Please note water-damaged, excessively soiled, or torn books are not kept and will be recycled.

You can donate via drop box, drop off, or home pick-up request.

drop box details

All VNSA drop boxes are painted beige with navy lettering on a yellow VNSA sign, and are located as close to a curb as possible.  Volunteers empty boxes every week. Here’s a map and list of all our drop box locations.

drop off details

VNSA Member Volunteers accept donations Monday through Thursday, 8am to 12pm at 2336 E Mulberry Dr, Phoenix AZ 85016.
If you have a large donation and need a time outside of our regular acceptance hours, please contact us with your request.

home pick-up request

Please fill out the Donation Pick Up Request form so that one of our member volunteers can contact you to arrange a home or office pick-up. We will make every effort to contact you within 24 to 48 hours. For small donations, our drop boxes are open.

If you have a question about the sale, visit our information page. If you have a question about the home pick-up you submitted, email us (for the quickest response!) or leave a message at 602-265-6805, and a volunteer will get back to you.

Individual donors will receive a receipt for donations at the time of pick-up. If you donated at a VNSA drop box, or the VNSA volunteer did not provide you with a receipt at the time of donation, click here for the Donation Receipt.

Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Internal Revenue Code places the responsibility for estimating the value of the items donated upon the donor, rather than the organization receiving the donation.