The Naperville Public Library is forgiving late fees, for food! For every non-perishable item brought in, the library will waive $1. From now through December 23rd, residents can bring in items in exchange of up to $10.
The goods will then be donated to Loaves & Fishes, Naperville’s only public food bank. The library is also excepting donations, from those without late fees, at all three library locations.
For more information visit Naperville-lib.org.
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