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The document is a donation form for the New Brunswick Public Libraries Foundation, inviting individuals to support public libraries and bookmobiles through monetary contributions. It includes sections for personal information, donation amounts, preferences for allocation of funds, and payment details. The form emphasizes the importance of donations for library services and provides options for one-time or monthly contributions.

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What is the difference between Libby and OverDrive?

Yes. Youll need a library card for each library you want to borrow from. You can add multiple libraries to Libby, and you can even add multiple cards for each library.

Can I use Libby as my library card?

Libby is a free app where you can enjoy ebooks, digital audiobooks, and magazines from your public library. You can stream titles with Wi-Fi or mobile data, or download them for offline use and read anytime, anywhere. All you need to get started is a library card.

What is the app for free books with a library card?

CloudLibrary CloudLibrary is another app designed for borrowing digital content from your local library. It provides access to a vast collection of e-books and audiobooks. The apps features include bookmarks, offline reading, and customizable settings for a comfortable reading experience.

What is the app for the New Brunswick public library?

Pretnumerique is available for iOS and Android devices. Application/app allows you to: Check out pretnumerique. cas eBooks and audiobooks using your library card.

Are public libraries non profit or government?

Libraries established by a local government(s) are generally considered to be public, despite the fact that they may be organized as nonprofit corporations.

How many libraries does Rutgers New Brunswick have?

New Brunswick is home to eight Rutgers University Libraries and Rutgers Special Collections and University Archives.

What does a library foundation do?

Library foundations support the goals and priorities of the library and work closely with the administration in the planning and funding of projects that benefit users and potential users.

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