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It’s time to get rid of your library fines and help out a good cause with this year’s Food for Fines program.
Food
Washoe County says you can help feed the hungry while you take care of your overdue library fines during its 'Food for Fines' program during the month of November.
Participants are asked to bring cans or boxes of non-perishable food to any library location or to the Second Judicial District Court’s Law Library and Family Division Self Help Center.
Washoe County says you can help feed the hungry while you take care of your overdue library fines during its 'Food for Fines' program during the month of April.
It is painful for Food Bank of Northern Nevada volunteers to throw away donated food, but it's to keep their clients safe. Here are a few of the rules they follow when it comes to disposing food.
From November 1-30, patrons can bring cans or boxes of non-perishable food to the library in lieu of overdue fines to support efforts to combat hunger in our community. Food barrels will be placed at all Washoe County Library locations and donated food will be delivered to the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. Donations in Incline Village will help support Project MANA.
You can get rid of overdue fines by helping those in need! Until April 28, patrons can bring cans or boxes of food to the library in lieu of fines to help feed the hungry.