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ALL Warren Public Library locations are open with the following restrictions:
 - Patrons must wear a mask while in the library.
 - Patrons entering the library must fill out a health screening questionnaire and have their temperature taken by staff.  Patrons with a temperature of 100.4 F or higher must leave the library immediately.
 - Computer usage is limited to one 60 minute session per day.
 - Patron library visit is limited to 90 minutes per day for computer use, faxing, printing, browsing, reference, interlibrary loan of materials and item checkout.
 - Social distancing will be enforced.  Patrons are required to remain at least 6 feet apart.
 - Curbside pickup will be available upon request for the elderly and persons with disabilities.
 - Library programs will continue to be conducted virtually.
 - Study Room and Conference Rooms are not available until further notice.
 - All of our library buildings have occupancy limits.  Please be patient with us if we ask you to wait to enter.
 

Weekly Virtual Programs

Library staff is pleased to present a variety of virtual programming for all ages.  Please check out the library's Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages to access these events.

Virtual Programming Schedule:
Mondays - Boredom Busters
Tuesdays - Family Storytime
Wednesdays - Preschool Storytime
Thursdays - Toddler Time (storytime for toddlers)
Fridays - Book Tots (storytime for very young toddlers)
Saturdays - STEAM Saturdays
 

Adult Programs

Please Note:  All programs are either Virtual or Take and Make.  Due to the popularity of our programs, registrations will be limited to Warren library card holders first.  Please call the library branch or visit our online calendar at warrenlibrary.net to register.

Candles and Soap - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 10
Civic Center Library
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Learn practical skills and explore your creativity by discovering the basics of soap and candle making.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Mason Bee Hotel - Take and Make Craft
Tuesday, May 11
Burnette Branch Library
Register online or call 586.353.0579
Mason bees do not make honey, but they are very effective pollinators and thus, great for your garden.  Take home all the supplies needed to make your own mason bee hotel that you can hang on your fence, shed, or garden, all while learning about mason bees in the process.  Craft kits will be available for pickup starting Monday, May 10.

Beckoning Butterflies - Virtual Program (Zoom)




6:00 pm, Tuesday, May 11
hosted by the Civic Center Library
Register online or call 586.751.0770.  An email address is required to register.
Do you want to attract beautiful butterflies to your yard this growing season?  Are you looking for a way to make your green space more pollinator friendly?  Join MSU Extension and the Civic Center Library for a virtual session on all things butterfly gardens.  Learn about the habitat needs of butterflies and how to help support them by creating your own butterfly garden.  Macomb County 4-H Program Coordinator, Katelyn Golembiewski, will also include some resources to help get the youth in your life involved in the process.  A Zoom link will be emailed to all registrants prior to the event.

Local Author  Visit: Stephen Mack Jones - Virtual Program (Zoom)

6:00 pm Tuesday
May 18
Hosted by the Miller Branch Library
Register online or call 586.751.5377.  An email address is required to register.
Enjoy a virtual visit with local author Stephen Mack Jones, a published poet, award-winning playwright, and recipient of the prestigious Kresge Arts in Detroit Literary Fellowship.  His first novel, August Snow, was a 2018 Michigan Notable Book.  The third book in the August Snow series, Dead of Winter, will be released May 4.  Zoom meeting details will be emailed to each registrant the day before the event.

Book Chat: A Good American Family by David Maraniss - Virtual Program (Facebook)
4:00 pm, Thursday, May 20
hosted by the Civic Center Library
In a riveting Michigan Notable Book with powerful resonance today, Pulitzer Prize winning author, David Maraniss captures the pervasive fear and paranoia that gripped America during the Red Scare of the 1950s through the chilling yet affirming story of his family's ordeal, from blacklisting to vindication.  This recorded presentation with the The Library of Michigan's Tim Gleisner is presented with their permission.  A link for the recording will be posted on the library's Facebook page on May 20.

Craft Workshop @ Home: Mindfulness Relaxation Kit - Take and Make Craft
Wednesday, May 19
Busch Branch Library
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Create a personal Zen garden to help relax during the day.  Your relaxation kit will contain the materials to create the garden, some fun stress-busting items, and a list of resources.  Registrations must be made by May 12.

Hoopla, Freegal, and More - Virtual Program (Zoom)






6:00 pm Tuesday, May 25
Hosted by the Miller Branch Library
Register on line or call 586.751.5377.  An email address is required to register.
Unlock the potential of your library card.  Learn how you can get eBooks, eAudiobooks, music, movies, and more with hoopla, music with Freegal, and explore some of the databases that the Warren Public Library offers to cardholders.  Zoom meeting details will be emailed to each registrant the day before the event.

Teen Programs

Please Note:  Most teen programs are Take and Make.  Due to the popularity of our programs, registrations will be limited to Warren library card holders first.

Weekly "Grab & Go" Crafts for Teens
Each Week in May
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
A new craft will be available beginning each Monday.  Please call 586.353.0579 to reserve your craft.
"Grab & Go" Crafts are available for teens and tweens.  A different craft will be offered each week and they are available while supplies last.  Pictures of each week's craft selections will be posted on the library's Facebook page.

DIY No-Sew Frosted Breakfast Pastry Pillow
Monday, May 3
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Sweeten up your bedroom decor with a no-sew frosted breakfast pastry inspired pillow.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Soap Making - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 10
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Learn how to make soap with the supplies provided.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Book Page Monogram Craft - Outside Event
6:00 pm Thursday
May 13
hosted by the Miller Branch Library
This event will be held in the courtyard outside the Miller Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.5377
Teens and tweens can create a literary monogram for their wall by covering a large cardboard initial in old book pages.  When registering please state which letter of the alphabet the tween/teen will want.  Covid safety protocols will be in place and face masks are required.

Tween Craft Day: DIY Tissue Paper Flower Pens - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 17
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Tissue paper flower pens are a fun and easy way to make someone a gift from the heart.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Free Comic Book Day
Monday, May 17
Civic Center Library
Busch Branch Library
Stop by the library for a free comic book.  Comics will be available for children and teens while supplies last.

Mystery Box - Take Home Event
Monday, May 17
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Pick up a mystery box at the Civic Center Library to celebrate Mystery Month.  Follow the clues of this citywide whodunit to see if you have what it takes to solve the mystery.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Watermelon Squishy - Take and Make Craft
Wednesday, May 19
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.353.0579
Use a piece of sponge, a template, and paint to create your own watermelon squishy.  Supplies can be picked up starting Monday, May 17.

Teen De-Stress Kit - Take and Make Craft




Thursday, May 20
Busch Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.353.0580
The school year is almost over and it is time to de-stress.  Pick up a kit that contains the materials to create a miniature Zen garden, along with some extra stress busting tools.  Registrations must be made by May 12.

Dragon Egg - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 24
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Put a pin in it.  Your dragon egg that is.  Use colorful thumbtacks to make your own fantastic creation.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.


Children's Programs

Please Note:  All programs are either Virtual or Take and Make.  Due to the popularity of our programs, registrations will be limited to Warren library card holders first.

Raising Readers - Take and Make Program




Miller Branch Library
Ages 0 to 2
Miller Branch Library
Register online or call 586.751.5377.  Kits available beginning May 3 while supplies last.
This month's theme is: Spring
This program is for the youngest of readers.  It will follow the Ready to Read Library of Michigan program and focus on talk, sing, read, write, and play.  A take home kit will be available with a board book, sensory toy, various songs, rhymes, and a simple craft to go along with the theme.  Registration is required.

May Masterpieces - Take and Make Crafts
Each Week in May
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
A new craft will be available beginning each Monday while supplies last. 
Each week a different "Grab & Go" children's craft will be available at the Burnette Branch Library.  Pictures of each week's craft selections will be posted on the library's Facebook page.  May crafts will be: 
May 3-8 - Paper plate sun
May 10-15 - Sock fish
May 17-22 - Turtle Mosaic
May 24-28 - Pinwheel

Simple STEAM: Seed Starter Pot - Take and Make Program
Monday, May 3
Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Pick up a different take-home activity each month.  This month features seed starter pots.
 

Mother's Day Gifts - Take and Make Crafts





Monday, May 3
Create a special gift for your mom, grandma, aunt, or other special person you would like to celebrate on Mother's Day. 

Civic Center Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.353.0580
***Please note that this craft includes an upcycled glass spice jar.***

Get Caught Reading Picture Frame - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 3
Miller Branch Library
Ages 4 to 10
Register online or call 586.751.5377
May is National "Get Caught Reading" month.  Decorate a picture frame and put a picture of yourself reading in it.

Fun with Magnets - Virtual Program (Facebook)
6:00 pm
Tuesday, May 4
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 5 to 10
Register online or call 586.353.0579.  Kits will be available all month while supplies last.
Join us on Facebook to learn about magnets and magnetism.  A kit containing materials to make a magnetic race track will be available to pickup at the library.  CAUTION:  This kit contains small magnets and is not appropriate for small children.  This recording will be posted on the library's Facebook page at 6:00 pm, May 4.

Spring Crafts and Storytime - Virtual Program (Facebook)
Week of May 10
Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Stop by for a spring craft kit and join Ms. Jamie on the library's Facebook page for a spring storytime.  This recording will be posted at 12:00 pm Monday, May 10.

STEM Kits: Plant a Seed - Take and Make Program
Monday, May 10
Civic Center Library
Grades K to 5
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Reserve your kit to plant a seed, without dirt, and magically watch it grow.  Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.

Author Visit: Jeffrey Brown - Virtual Program (Zoom)
10:00 am, Wednesday
May 12
Hosted by the Civic Center Library
Grades 4 to 6
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Calling all Star Wars fans.  The Warren Public Library and the Detroit Institute of Arts are hosting the New York Times bestselling author, Jeffrey Brown.  Jeffrey Brown is the author-illustrator of the New York Times bestselling Star Wars: Jedi Academy series and the Darth Vader series.  He is also the author of the Lucy & Andy Neanderthal graphic novels for middle graders and the picture book My Teacher is a Robot.  His newest series is Space-Time.    Everyone (Warren residents and others) must sign up for the wait list.  You will be notified and moved to the main list if space is available.  Educators in Warren can contact Lisa Martin (lamartin@cityofwarren.org) to request space for their classroom to attend.

Free Comic Book Day
Monday, May 17
Civic Center Library
Busch Branch Library
Stop by the library for a free comic book.  Comics will be available for children and teens while supplies last.

Wind Chime - Take and Make Craft
Week of May 17
Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Welcome the warmer breezes with a beaded wind chime craft.

Paper Airplanes- Take and Make Craft
Week of May 24
Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Registration is not required
In honor of National Paper Airplane Day (May 26) pick up a kit with supplies and instructions for making an airplane or two.

 

Did you know?

The library is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through its virtual branch.  Visit www.warrenlibrary.net to:
  • Renew items
  • Reserve/request items
  • Check your library account
  • Download ebooks, eaudiobooks, music, digital magazines, movies and more
  • Use library databases for homework, genealogy, job searches, business, consumer reports & much more
You may receive text message notifications.
Stop in and register to receive notifications of overdues, holds, and any bill notices through text messages sent to your mobile device.

In a hurry and do not want to wait in line...
  • Civic Center and Miller Branch libraries offer selfcheck stations for your convenience.
  • You may now pay library fines online.
Additional services available at your local library:
  • All Warren branches offer fax and scanning services - only $1.00 for the first page and $.25 for each additional page.
  • USB drives are available for purchase at all library branches for $5.00.
  • Earbuds are available for purchase at all library branches for $1.00.
  • Non-resident daily Internet guest passes may be purchased for $2.00 per day with valid identification and can be used at any Warren branch.
  • Mobile hotspots are available for checkout by Warren residents.
  • Laptop computers with mobile hotspot are available for checkout by Warren residents at the Busch and Burnette Branch Libraries.
  • Motorized scooter is available at the Civic Center Library for in-house use.
  • Motorized wheelchair is available at the Miller Branch Library for in-house use.
  • Automatic renewals are available on materials checked out.  Renewable items (i.e. materials without holds and non-rental items) will be renewed two days prior to the due date.  Items that will not renew include any item with a hold, rental DVDs, mobile hotspots, and laptops.  Warren items will renew two times.  Please check your account online or contact the library for verification of due dates on your items.
  • Materials not available locally from the Suburban Library Cooperative can be ordered through the state-wide MeLCat system at www.mel.org.
The Civic Center Library has an International Language collection featuring:
  • Albanian
  • Arabic
  • Chinese
  • French
  • German
  • Gujarati
  • Hindi
  • Italian
  • Macedonian
  • Polish
  • Russian
  • Spanish
  • Ukrainian
  • Vietnamese
The Busch Branch Library has an International Language collection featuring:
  • Bengali
  • Urdu
Coming Soon - Summer Reading Fun at the Warren Public Library





June 5 - July 31

Patrons of all ages are invited to join us this summer for Tails and Tales Summer Reading.  Everyone will have a chance to win some great prizes just by logging your reading.  Stop by your local branch or visit www.warrenlibrary.net beginning June 5 to sign up.  Eager to get started?  Register online beginning May 15 and receive an email notification when it's time to start logging your reading.

The Warren Public Library's Summer Reading Program is sponsored by the Friends of the Warren Public Library.

Laptop Computers Available for Checkout









The Warren Public Library is pleased to announce the Busch and Burnette Branch Libraries now have laptop computers that can be checked out by Warren residents FREE OF CHARGE.  Each laptop comes with a mobile hotspot to provide free Internet access and has the Microsoft Office Suite and Zoom app installed.  Laptops may be checked out to Warren residents ages 18 years or older for 7 days with no renewals.  A valid Warren library card that was created at least 3 full months prior to checkout and current identification such as a driver's license, passport, or military photo ID are required at checkout.  This project is funded (in part) with a Library Services and Technology Act grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services administered by the Library of Michigan.
 


 
Mobile Hotspots Available for Checkout
Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspots are available for checkout at ALL Warren Public Library branches FREE OF CHARGE.  With this easy to use device, you can connect your smartphone, tablet, laptop or other Wi-Fi enabled device and have Internet connectivity wherever you are.  Mobile Hotspots may be checked out to Warren residents ages 18 years or older for 7 days.  A valid Warren library card and current identification such as a driver's license or Michigan state i.d. are required at checkout.  Stop by one of our libraries today and ask about this exciting service.
 
***New Database for Children***




BookFlix
Scholastic BookFlix is an online literacy resource that pairs classic video storybooks from Weston Woods with related nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic to build a love of reading and learning.  The engaging way to link fact and fiction, BookFlix reinforces early reading skills and introduces children to a world of knowledge and exploration.  Topics available include:  Animals & Nature, Earth & Sky, People & Places, ABCs & 123s, Adventure, Family & Community, Celebrations, Music & Rhyme, and Imagination.  BookFlix is available remotely with a library card number and is available to use inside the library.  To access BookFlix, click here.

***New Database Available***





Creativebug
The Warren Public Library is excited to announce that Warren Public Library cardholders now have access to our newest resource, Creativebug.

Creativebug features thousands of online art and craft classes taught by expert instructors.  Login to Creativebug and create an account with your library card number.  You will then be able to access classes on knitting, quilting, painting, and much more.  Watch the classes anytime, anywhere.  Since the classes never expire, you can start and stop projects at your own pace.  No pressure, just possibilities.

You can find Creativebug and all of our other research sources on the library's databases page.

Did you know?  Tutor.com can help you get your homework done, write your paper, or study for your test so that you can get back to your life.  If you are getting frustrated, Tutor.com can help you get unstuck.  Students and parents can get help with any kind of academic question in math, science, English, social studies, and writing.  Export tutors work with students in kindergarten through 12th grade and can even help with AP®-level and intro-level college coursework.  Connecting with a tutor is easy.  You just need your library card number, PIN, and any Internet-connected device.  Visit our Tutor.com site today.
  
Locations & Hours

Holiday Closures
The Warren Public Library will be closed May 29-31 for the Memorial Day holiday.

Civic Center Library
1 City Square
586-751-0770

Mon: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Tue: 9 am - 6:30 pm
Wed: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Thu: 9 am - 6:30 pm
Fri: 9 am - 4;30 pm
Sat: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Miller Branch Library
5460 Arden
586-751-5377

Mon: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Tue: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Wed: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Thu: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Fri: 9 am - 4:30 pm

Busch Branch Library
23333 Ryan
586-353-0580

Mon: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Tue: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Wed: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Thu: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Fri: 9 am - 4:30 pm

Burnette Branch Library
23345 Van Dyke
586-353-0579

Mon: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Tue: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Wed: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Thu: 12 pm - 6:30 pm
Fri: 9 am - 4:30 pm
Sat: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
 
Virtual Library Cards
Warren residents who cannot come into our libraries to get a library card can still use some of our popular electronic resources by applying for a virtual library card.  This card will allow temporary access to some of our eResources including:  OverDrive, Freegal, RBdigital, and databases.  To get full access to all library materials (including Hoopla and the ability to check out physical items) you will need to stop by the circulation desk at any Warren Public Library location once the libraries reopen and fill out an application.  To get a virtual library card, click here.
 

Coronavirus Resources
 
Due to the unprecedented response to the coronovirus pandemic, we will be maintaining lists of resources to help you find information about COVID-19, educational resources, library resources, and more.  Check our website often as these lists are updated as information becomes available.
Electronic Resources

Warren Public Library cardholders are encouraged to use our electronic resources.


Movies, TV episodes, Graphic Novels, eAudiobooks, and more available with hoopla
**You can check out 6 items per month**
With hoopla, you can check out a variety of content, including eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital music, streaming movies, and digital graphic novels.  The best part about hoopla: there are no holds - if you see something in the catalog, you can immediately check it out.  And like all digital content, there are no late fees.  All of this content is available 24/7 to Warren Public Library cardholders.  To access hoopla, click here.


Freegal - Streaming and Downloadable Music
Freegal Music is a free music service from your library.  The catalog includes over 16 million songs, millions of albums, hundreds of curated playlists, and the ability to create your own playlists.  In total, the collection is comprised of music from 40,000+ labels with music that originates in 100+ countries.  From today's hottest and newest music to classical and jazz.  Free apps are available in the App Store and Google Play.  You will need your Warren Public Library card number and PIN to access Freegal.  Click here to go to our Freegal page.​

Download eBooks, eAudiobooks, and Digital Magazines using OverDrive
Download eBooks, eAudiobooks, and digital magazines to your computer or mobile device through OverDrive.  OverDrive works with a variety of devices including PCs and Macs, iPads, iPhones, Android phones, Nooks, Kindles, and more.  You must have a valid Warren Public Library card to use OverDrive.  Click here to go to our OverDrive page.​


Databases Available For Warren
Public Library Cardholders


Ancestry Library Edition - Remote Access Available through June 30, 2021
This genealogical database is used by many to look up census records from 1790-1940 , draft cards, ship passenger lists, and much more.  This database was only available for in-library use, but due to the unprecedented shut down of libraries across the state, Ancestry is offering remote access to Warren Public Library cardholders for a limited time. Follow the steps below to access Ancestry Library Edition from home.
1. Visit our online library catalog by using the Library Catalog link or using the My Account login box from our website.
2. When you visit our catalog, check the upper-right portion of the screen. If logged in, you will see your name. If not, click Log In.
3. After logging in, the Ancestry link will be revealed. Click the Ancestry – Remote Access Link at the top of the left-hand box to access Ancestry Library Edition.

Consumer Reports.org
Access subscription-level content from the website of this leading consumer products review magazine.  Includes access to content from ConsumerReports.org and also ConsumerReportsHealth.org.  You can log into this database at home using your Warren Public Library card.  To access Consumer Reports.org click here.

Global Road Warrior
A comprehensive country cultural database featuring in-depth information on 175 countries such as:  culture and society, food and recipes, music, travel information and advisories, and much more.  You can log into this database at home using your Warren Public Library card.  To access Global Road Warrior click here.



Pronunciator - Language Learning Database
With Pronunciator, you can learn over 80 languages as well as study English (ESL) for 50 languages.  It features speech recognition, scored quizzes, a virtual coach, downloadable MP3s, and virtual conversations.  You can log into this database at home using your Warren Public Library card.  To access Pronunciator, click here.

Additional databases can be found by clicking here or visiting the database page found under the Research tab of the library's website.

Friends

The Friends bookstore located at 5961 Beebe Street (north of 13 Mile Road) is open with the following restrictions:

1.  Everyone must wear a face mask while in the store (gloves are optional).
2.  Floor space is limited, so only 6 guests will be allowed in at one time.
3.  Everyone is asked to respect each other by staying at least 6 feet apart.
Items for sale include used hardbound and paperback books, CDs, videos, etc. for all ages.  Proceeds benefit the Warren Public Library.

Donations will be accepted at the Bookstore on Thursdays from 9 am - 12 noon and during the bookstore hours listed below.

Bookstore Hours
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Friday, June 4
Friday, June 11
Friday, June 18 (Book Bag Sale)
Saturday, June 19 (Book Bag Sale)
Friday, June 25

The Friends have a website:  
https://friendsofwarrenlib.wixsite.com/booklovers
where you can learn about the Friends, print a membership application, get information about the book store, and read interesting tid bits about reading.  Please visit the site today.

Join the Friends
For a small donation you can become a member of the Friends of the Warren Public Library.  To join, simply click here to get the application, fill it out and turn it in at the book store or any of our library branches.

The Friends Kids Club
If you are between the ages of 0 - 13 you can join the Friends of the Warren Public Library for just $1.00 per year. Once you turn in your completed application along with your $1.00, you will be given a special Kids Club card. Bring this card with you whenever you visit the bookstore and you will get up to 12 free children's books a year.  To join, simply click here to print the membership form, fill it out and turn it in at the book store or any of our library branches.

The Friends have a Facebook page.  Check it out at Friends of the Warren Public Library.

Support the Friends of the Warren Public Library by shopping at Kroger or Amazon.com.  See instructions below.

Kroger
You can register your Kroger card and a portion of your purchases will be donated to the Friends of the Warren Public Library.  Your card must be renewed every year.  If you have not done so, please log into your account and renew your commitment.  To register your card, please do the following:
1.  Go to Kroger.com
2. Click on the tab labeled community.
3. In the drop box, click on community rewards.
4. If you are doing this for the first time, register your card with the program and pick Friends of the Warren Public Library.
5. If you are renewing your commitment, go to account summary.
6. Here you can edit any of your personal information, but be sure to go all the way down to your Organization.
7. It is here that you re-write Friends of the Warren Public Library.
8. The organization number should also show:  91075.

Amazon Smile
You can support the Friends of the Warren Public Library by using the Amazon Smile program.  Visit the Amazon Smile website at smile.amazon.com, type in Friends of the Warren Public Library as your charitable organization, select the one in Warren, MI and start shopping.  The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price to the Friends.
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