Friends of Beebe Library

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Thanks for making 2025 Annual Book Sale a Great Success

***The Friends of Beebe have begun collecting books for 2026 Book Sale!***

The Friends of Beebe are collecting books for 2026 Book Sale!

Last Book Donation Drive-Through of 2025 is scheduled (Appointment only) on

Wednesday, Dec 10: 3 pm to 7 pm

27 Cordis Street (former Hurd School)

To manage the Traffic Flow, Reserve your Appointment Here!

NOTE: The book drive will take place at the Hurd School (27 Cordis Street, Wakefield), NOT at the Beebe Library.

Please bring BOOKS only: NO CDs, DVDs, records, puzzles....

Books should be in good resale shape - strong spine, covers not torn, no highlighting or notes written inside (dedications are ok), no musty smell or mold or water damaged pages.

If you would like to volunteer to help out with the book drive, you can Sign Up here

Bonus! If you are volunteering, you do not need to schedule a drop-off appointment - just bring your books with you.

Upcoming Book Drive Dates!

If you have any questions, please email beebebooksale@gmail.com

Thanks for your support! this year we were able to purchase two single-occupancy virtual meeting booths, now available on the Library’s 2nd floor.

Our Fall-2025 Newsletter

The Friends of Beebe Library, a non-profit, community-based group, was formed in 1972 to provide support for special activities, services and initiatives of the Wakefield, MA public library. Hundreds of your neighbors support the Friends through dues and as volunteers.

Believing that free access to information and ideas is fundamental to an enlightened community, the Friends of Beebe Library enhance and promote our Library's role by:

Sponsoring programs compatible with the Library's cultural, educational and recreational role in the community.
Raising and providing funds for services, equipment and activities beyond the scope of the operating budget of the Beebe Library. For example, we fund the summer reading programs, museum passes, and we provided the seed money for the DVD collection at the Beebe Library and help fund the Business Center as well.