Don't give a book away before researching its value on a site such as abebooks.com

Donate books to your local library or a Friends of the Library Group. Most libraries have yearly book sales. They'll resell to raise money for the library the Library and you get a tax write-off. You'll feel good too. Please make sure your donated books are in resale condition and remove any person...

Don't give a book away before researching its value on a site such as abebooks.com

Donate books to your local library or a Friends of the Library Group. Most libraries have yearly book sales. They'll resell to raise money for the library the Library and you get a tax write-off. You'll feel good too. Please make sure your donated books are in resale condition and remove any personal items (photos, bookmarks, letters, cards). Please don't donate books that have water stains, mold or mildrew stains or are bug infested - it can spread to other books and damage an entire collection.

When donating your books to charity, be sure to keep a receipt so you can get a tax deduction.

I would suggest you to donate to orphanage or welfare institution.

any public library, if you get a determination for need by their committee, or a University/college library if their committee sees a use. They'd love a free book and should give you best chance for tax receipt. Otherwise, their sales only get a few dollars, on storage cleanout....

any public library, if you get a determination for need by their committee, or a University/college library if their committee sees a use. They'd love a free book and should give you best chance for tax receipt. Otherwise, their sales only get a few dollars, on storage cleanout.Check any college teaching relevant courses and wing a deal with faculty and book store. May find many avenues across country, and they may even buy them. Other choice is barter/trade with someone needing write off or able to switch another category item you can use in tax benefit.