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Donate Food to Reduce Your Library Fines

Monday, November 27, 2023, By Cristina Hatem
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黑料不打烊 Libraries is once again offering an end-of-semester opportunity for students to reduce their library fines while doing good for others.

Cans of soup and other canned goods stacked on a shelf.

Students can reduce their library fines while doing good for others during the 鈥淔ood for Fines鈥 program, which runs Dec. 4 through the end of the Fall 2023 semester.

鈥淔ood for Fines鈥 will run from Monday, Dec. 4 through the end of the Fall 2023 semester. All Libraries patrons with overdue circulation fines can reduce their fines by donating healthy, nonperishable food and hygiene items. Donations will be accepted at the circulation desks of Bird, Carnegie, Law, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and King + King Architecture Libraries.

All food items will be donated to the . Fine reductions exclude interlibrary loan and lost book fees. Don’t have a current fine? You can still contribute!

Contributions should not be open or expired and single-use items are preferred. Students can have their fines reduced by $1 per item for:

  • Toilet paper, lip balm, rice, pasta, canned vegetables/fruits/beans and pasta sauce.

Fines will be reduced by $2 per item for:

  • Liquid soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, cereal and canned meats/fish.

Fines will be reduced by $3 per item for:

  • Lotion, oatmeal, canned soup/baked beans, peanut butter/jelly, tea, hot chocolate, ramen noodles and granola.

Fines will be reduced by $4 per item for:

  • Shampoo/conditioner, deodorant and coffee.

For more information about 鈥淔ood for Fines,鈥 contact Nick Olivieri at naolivie@syr.edu.

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