The Friends of the Bloomfield Public Libraries is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer organization dedicated to supporting our library through fundraising, book sales, advocacy and volunteer service.
We believe strong libraries build strong communities. As the new Prosser Library and renovated McMahon Wintonbury Library welcome growing numbers of visitors and program participants, community support is more important than ever.
The Friends enrich library services by supporting additional programs, special events and initiatives for patrons of all ages. Over the last year we funded the Summer Reading Program – including the BookCon! Event – the Teen Advisory Group, Baby Bags for our youngest readers, and the exciting Prosser Library Grand Opening Celebration. This programming reached more than 3,900 participants!
We rely on the generosity of donors, the support of book sales customers, and the time and talents of dedicated volunteers. There are many ways to get involved.
Become a Friend and Volunteer Your Time
Membership is open to individuals and organizations who want to support our libraries. To become a Friend:
- Mail-in: Complete the printable brochure/membership form, or
- Online: Click here to join/donate securely.
Explore the volunteer opportunities listed in these forms to find ways to participate. Volunteers make a real difference!
Shop Our Book Sales
Discover thousands of gently used books and other media in the Booksellers’ Cellar at Prosser and the Annex at McMahon Wintonbury. Book sale proceeds directly support library programs and activities.
Donate Books and Media
Your donated books and media help keep our book sales going and support the Friends’ mission.
Meetings & Contact Information
The Friends meet on the second Thursday of each month at 1:00 PM in the 2nd floor conference room at Prosser Library. All are welcome.
Book sales questions and volunteering: contact the Cellar at friendsofblmfdlibraries@gmail.com.
Membership and other volunteer questions: contact Penny Pearson at pennypearson@comcast.net .








