Mario, the low sodium black olives, is lonely. Will you help him out?

Hello.  My name is Mario.  I am a can of low sodium black olives.  And I am lonely.  I have been sitting at the bottom of this Harvest Hope Food Bank donation box, all by myself, all week.  Although I am low sodium, I wouldn't mind if some high(er) sodium foods came to join me in this box.  I'm not even a most needed item, as designated by the good folks at Harvest Hope: they would like to see peanut butter, soups, beans, baby formula, and other nutritionally dense foods.  I personally WOULD LOVE to chat with a jar of peanut butter.  It really is lonely down here.

The good folks at the library will be giving credit for overdue fines for each canned good you donate. Check the circulation desk for more information.

Please, don't let me be lonely.  Thank you.

Food For Fines

It's that time again! Bring your non-perishable food item and exchange it for $2.50 (per item) towards any outstanding library fines you have incurred over the semester.

Picture courtesy of Brian Green's Blog: http://www.brianjgreen.net

Got fines? Clear them with canned goods!

The Coker LITC is having a canned food drive for the remainder of the semester.

Bring in your non-perishable food item by Friday, May 1st and have your late fines waived!

For every canned good/food item, $5.00 worth of fines will be waived!

Note: Replacement costs and accompanying fees will still apply for any library items not returned.