Stamped, dated, delivered.
Every library book has a date-due slip. This one is ours. New pickups and deliveries get stamped here as they happen.
We're high school students in South Brunswick, NJ. We take the books your kids outgrew and get them to the kids who need them next.
Only 38%1 of New Jersey fourth graders scored proficient in reading in 2024. Kids who grow up around books get 2.42 more years of school. And it doesn't take a library at home: about 203 books already makes a difference. That's two of our boxes.
Email us and we'll set up a drop-off or come pick up your box. No need to sort anything.
You: about five minutes.Students check every book, log it in our portal, and pull anything torn or written in.
Us: a Saturday morning.Boxes go to classrooms, shelters, and families. Every logged book shows up on The Shelf.
Them: a book to keep.Tell us roughly how many books and where you are. We'll reply with a drop-off spot or a pickup time.
Every library book has a date-due slip. This one is ours. New pickups and deliveries get stamped here as they happen.
Pick a book to open it.
Libraries give us books. Local nonprofits help us get them to families. We can't do this alone.
Donated boxes of children's books to our first drives.
A nonprofit that furnishes homes for families starting over in Middlesex and Mercer counties.
Boxes, tape, labels, and gas to drive them across Middlesex County. Money keeps the books moving.
Our money is held by HCB, the nonprofit banking platform run by Hack Club. Donations are tax-deductible.
Donate →Pages for Change is a fiscally sponsored project of The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 81-2908499. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
You run the book drives in your town. We give you the playbook, the portal to log every book, and a team that's done it before.
Apply to start a chapter →The students behind the boxes. Turn a card over to read the back.



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Keeps track of every box from pickup to delivery.
Email us at pagesforchange10@gmail.com with roughly how many books you have. We'll set up a drop-off spot or a pickup time that works for you.
Money donations go to The Hack Foundation, our fiscal sponsor and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 81-2908499), so they're tax-deductible to the extent the law allows.
Every book we log goes on The Shelf. Search for the title you gave us to see when it was logged and which chapter has it.
Our books stay in New Jersey for now. Students anywhere in the US can apply to start a chapter in their own town.
Yes. Sorting days and book drives always need hands. Email us and we'll tell you what's coming up.
Every book we've logged, on one long shelf. Find the one you gave us.