our partners and friends

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Bella’s Voice is a nonprofit focused on animal welfare. We aim to improve the lives of all kinds of animals through donations, education and outreach programs. Animals deserve their needs voiced and provided for, and we aim to fulfill that. They have thrift stores in Lynnwood that are definitely worth visiting!

Book Project is run by Roger and Susan. They donate books to over 400 different programs including schools, daycare programs, senior facilities, prisons, and so many more! 

They facilitate the donation of a substantial amount of the books we rehome and most of those books go to Books to Prisoners. We could not do our jobs without them!  

Read more about them here: Volunteers of the Month!

Pelican Bay Books & Coffeehouse is a real,        family-owned used bookstore in the heart of Anacortes, perched on the edge of the Salish Sea. 

We highly suggest spending time at this gem! The coffee and baked goods are delicious and the staff there are extraordinary! 

Ballard Books is a full-service independent bookstore featuring quality used, collectible, and antiquarian books and related material.

Ballard Books is so cozy and magical! It is worth browsing as often as possible!

Cat Tales is a subscription-type service based in the Monroe School District where teachers can sign up to have a box of books delivered to their classroom periodically. The free books are provided by the Monroe Public School Foundation (MPSF) in partnership with the Monroe Public Library and are meant for teachers and students to keep.

Easton's Books was established in 1976 and is family owned and operated. We specialize in top-quality used books in a variety categories. Our open store is located at 701 South 1st Street in downtown Mount Vernon, Washington.

At Cascade Clean Out Service, we take care of your clean out needs during this possibly stressful and overwhelming time.  As part of our property and rubbish removal service, we offer whole-home, office, and storage content removal.

The Book Mongers have never met harder workers than Justin and his team. We highly recommend Cascade Clean Out Service! 

Reading Partners is a national nonprofit that mobilizes communities to provide students with the proven, individualized reading support they need to read at grade level by fourth grade.

Amanda gets to spend an hour a week with a super fun kiddo building their reading skills. It is one of the best parts of our job! If you have an hour a week to spare, look into becoming a reading partner. 

Sno-Isle Libraries is a network of 24 libraries across 2 counties here in Washington State. We highly suggest stopping in to the one closest to you and getting a library card. Sno-Isle's mission is to engage and inspire our communities through equitable access to knowledge and resources.

Brown Tag Estate Sales Our company wishes to serve your needs in a time of transition. We have worked with many families who need to lighten the burden of material possessions, either those of a loved one, or their own, in order to move on and concentrate on the positive aspects of life.

The Book Mongers highly recommend  Patrick and his team. They are kind and professional!

Books To Prisoners is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to foster a love of reading behind bars, encourage the pursuit of knowledge and self-empowerment, and break the cycle of recidivism. We believe that books are tools for learning and for opening minds to new ideas and possibilities. We engage incarcerated individuals with the benefits of reading by mailing tens of thousands of free books to people in prisons across the country each year.

Advocates for Immigrants in Detention Northwest (AIDNW) was formed in 2009 out of the NW Detention Center roundtable bimonthly community meetings, where concerned community members, representatives of advocacy groups, social service agencies, faith-based organizations, Congressional liaisons, and immigration officials met to consider immigration and immigration detention issues. Participants shared their knowledge and experience, and worked to provide practical assistance to detained immigrants and to increase awareness of the Detention Center now called the Northwest ICE Processing Center.