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Donate Books, Media, Puzzles & Games!

Each year, you’ll find almost 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 take donations all year, so if you are ready to donate, please contact us!

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

There are two ways to get your books to VNSA:
visit one of our drop boxes (see locations and map below), or
contact use to arrange a home pick-up using the form below

Items We Accept

Paperback books, hardback books
DVDs, CDs, and vinyl records
Audiobooks (CD only)
Maps
Jigsaw puzzles and games
Encyclopedias – 2010 to current and those printed before 1950
Some magazines – but not all. Please check this list.

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
General magazines (including National Geographic). Please check this list.

HOME PICK-UPS

NOTE: All volunteers are busy setting up our 2024 book sale, so we will not be scheduling any new home pick-ups or accepting deliveries at our warehouse until Feb. 16. To get on the list to be contacted after the sale for a home pick-up, fill out the form below. Drop boxes are open for donations during this time.

If you have a question about the sale, visit our information page. You may also 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 donation box, or if the VNSA volunteer did not provide you with a receipt at the time of donation, fill out the Donation Receipt Request Form to obtain a receipt. Please provide the details of your donation.

Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law and receipts are available.


Donation Pick Up Request

We accept books, CDs, DVDs, records, puzzles, games and select magazines.

Name(Required)
Email(Required)
Address(Required)
I am donating the following:(Required)
Please pack your donation in bankers boxes or similarly sized small boxes, or in sturdy bags. Your estimate helps us determine the size of vehicle and number of volunteers needed. All pick-ups are made by our volunteers. Your help in packing boxes that can be lifted by a single individual is appreciated.
Where exactly will you leave your donation for us? Are you in a gated community? Are there stairs to negotiate?

DROP BOXES

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. Have you seen a problem with one of our drop boxes? If you see a VNSA drop box that is overflowing, damaged, or tagged with graffiti,  please let us know!

DROP BOX LOCATIONS

You will find our donation drop boxes at the following locations:

PHOENIX
4242 E Greenway Rd (44th St & Greenway)
4224 N 44th St. (N of Indian School Road)
3420 E Shea Blvd. (SR-51 & Shea, NE corner)parking lot on West side of building
2336 E Mulberry Dr. (24th St., south of Osborn)
5521 North 7th St. (7th St & Missouri, NE corner, to the right of Bashas’)
3rd Ave. and Earll Drive, Phoenix (NE corner, in the parking lot on an island near 3rd Ave.)

SUN CITY
10861 W Sunland Dr, Sun City, AZ 85351

SCOTTSDALE
7025 E Osborn Rd (70th St & Osborn, behind the church)
11735 N Scottsdale Rd (Scottsdale & Cactus)
8925 E Pima Center Parkway (off of Pima Road)

TEMPE
Baseline & Rural (NW corner, behind the shopping center in a small strip mall near Reynolds Law Firm)

GOLD CANYON
5310 S Superstition Mountain (NE corner at Bashas’)

GOODYEAR
2919 N Litchfield Rd (Litchfield & Thomas, NE corner @ YMCA)


If you wish to receive a donation receipt, fill out our Donation Receipt Form.


FINANCIAL DONATIONS

In addition to books and media, we welcome any financial donations to support our efforts.
Contact us at info@vnsabooksale.org.

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