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St. Marys Public Library
15 Church Street North, St. Marys, Ontario, N4X 1B4
T. 519-284-3346
F. 519-284-2630
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There are many ways to support the library that are greatly appreciated. You can make a donation, join or help the Friends of the Library, or volunteer your time. Many volunteers and supports help to make the library a wonderful place to visit, read, and learn.
The library is honoured to accept donations. If you are interested in making a donation here are some of the ways donations have been made in the past:
For more information contact the library at libraryinfo@stmaryspubliclibrary.ca
Charitable donations to the library by cheque for $25.00 or more will receive a receipt for income tax purposes.
Founded in 1989, the Friends of the Library (FOL) is a group of volunteers who value the Library’s role in serving the learning, literacy, research, recreation and communication needs of the community.
The Friends of the Library is a volunteer run, registered charity which...
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15 Church Street North,
P.O. Box 700
St. Marys, ON, N4X1B4
Charitable tax receipts will be issued for donations of $10 or more.
CRA registration #815514229 RR 000105/21
Contact the us at friendsofstmaryspubliclibrary@gmail.com, and find us on Facebook.
The Library posts volunteer job roles as needed on the Town's employment and volunteer opportunities page. If one of these roles is of interest to you, please fill out the accompanying volunteer form. We thank you for your willingness to help!
Notice: Canada Post mail service is scheduled to resume on Tuesday, December 17. Due to the backlog, some additional delays in mail delivery services are anticipated.
It is recommended that residents use alternative payment methods including online banking, telephone banking, and in-person payments at Town Hall or the Municipal Operations Centre.
Property owners and residents are reminded that they remain responsible for ensuring property tax payments are made on time by the specified due date. Standard penalties will apply for late payments.
Read our full release for details.
Notice: Canada Post mail service is scheduled to resume on Tuesday, December 17. Due to the backlog, some additional delays in mail delivery services are anticipated.
It is recommended that residents use alternative payment methods including online banking, telephone banking, and in-person payments at Town Hall or the Municipal Operations Centre.
Property owners and residents are reminded that they remain responsible for ensuring property tax payments are made on time by the specified due date. Standard penalties will apply for late payments.
Read our full release for details.