WOODBRIDGE

Friends of the Woodbridge Library
The mission of the Friends of the Woodbridge Library is to offer support to the Woodbridge Town Library. The Friends group consists of approximately 20 board members and 600 general members who pay annual dues from $10 to $100. Membership is open to non-residents as well as Woodbridge residents, businesses, and organizations. Through monies raised primarily from membership dues and the operation of a used bookstore, the group helps to provide the Library with funds for children and adult programs, materials, professional development, museum passes, and miscellaneous items that might not otherwise be possible within the Library's budget. The Friends also sponsors two lectures per year which are free and open to the general public - one in October and one in April. Donations from the community of gently used books, CDs, videos, and audiotapes are appreciated and are resold to raise funds for the Library. The Friends cannot accept textbooks, magazines, condensed books, or books in poor condition. Tax receipts are available for all donations. Books may be dropped off at the Library or can be picked up at your home. Call Mary Lee Barker at 203-387-1859 to make an appointment. Membership envelopes for the Friends are mailed each March to all Woodbridge residents as well as other past members and are always available at the circulation desk of the Library. The Friends of the Woodbridge Library welcomes all and urges you to support the Library through your membership donation. For more information call Friends of the Woodbridge Library at 203-397-1922.

Woodbridge Land Trust Inc.
The Woodbridge Land Trust, founded in 1964 exists to conserve and preserve the natural resources of the Town of Woodbridge, including wooded and open land and all other water and mineral and historic sites and location therein for the benefit of the general public and of posterity, and to promote and encourage the education and interest of the public generally in all of the purposes of the Conservation. For more information or to find out how you can get involved and help, call James Bilotta, President at 203-397-5833.

The Woodbridge Clean Energy Community Task Force
Find out helpful tips on saving energy and money by visiting The Woodridge Clean Energy Community Task Force Official Website at www.woodbridgecleanenergy.org .

Recycling facilities In Woodbridge
Nowadays just about anything is recyclable. Items such as electronics, batteries, light bulbs, and scrap metal can be recycled. To find out what and where you can recycle in Woodbridge please call 203-393-3090 or visit woodbridge.qscend.com .