Friends of the National Libraries

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Friends of the National Libraries aims to save the UK’s written and printed heritage.

Founded in 1931, Friends of the National Libraries offers grants for acquisitions to archives, specialist collecting institutions and libraries. It also acts as a conduit for gifting of books and collections to institutions.

How You Can Help

Time: n/a

Friends of the National Libraries does not currently accept volunteers. We recommend contacting the organisation if you are interested in working or volunteering there. Joining a a member online will only take a few minutes.

Money: £50+

Join Friends of the National Libraries as a member for £1 a week (£52 a year) and enjoy benefits such as concessions and library visits. You can also leave a legacy to Friends of the National Libraries.

Location: UK wide

Learn more: https://www.fnl.org.uk/

(This information was updated 09/08/22 and will be checked regularly by the Do Something Directory team. If you notice any mistakes, please let us know.)

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Published by Francesca

Author • Founder and Managing Director of the Do Something Directory • Still can't believe MCR reunited.

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