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Committee considers donating kindness books to neighborhood lending libraries

September 23, 2026 | Draper , Salt Lake County, Utah


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Committee considers donating kindness books to neighborhood lending libraries
The subcommittee suggested donating books (including bilingual titles) to neighborhood lending libraries and leaving a "kindness note" inside donated volumes explaining the initiative. Committee members said many lending libraries are privately maintained by residents and suggested advertising availability on social media for owners to claim donated books.

Members discussed logistics, noting there is no central directory for lending-library locations and that committee volunteers could contact known hosts directly. The proposal included placing a small kindness note in books explaining the program and linking readers to Draper resources.

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