Who are the Hoquiam Library Friends?
We are a non-profit support group working locally to help provide a full range of library services and resources in our community. We work with the library staff and Board of Trustees to promote the laudable goals and objectives of the Timberland Regional Library. Foremost among those objectives is to preserve and protect the intellectual freedom guaranteed to us in the First Amendment. The Hoquiam Library Friends do many things ...

Conduct used book sales generating income for important library projects. Purchase unfunded items for use by the public. Underwrite special library programs for children, teens and adults. Organize educational and cultural programs at the library to benefit our community.

Promote use of the library's services and materials. Serve as community advocates for continued support of the library. Voice the community's needs to the Hoquiam Library Board of Trustees. Support volunteerism on behalf of the library.

Friends Membership Info
Literally anyone can be a Friend of the library - - people of any age or background who love a good library!
The Friends meet for business & brown bag lunch at 12:00 Noon on the 2nd Thursday of each month, in the
library Community room. Our annual dues are minimal (and tax deductible!):
        Adults $5,  Students/Seniors $2,  Families $10,  Supporting members $25 (or more, just as you wish :)

Contact the Hoquiam Library Friends at the Hoquiam Timberland Library, 420  7th Street, Hoquiam WA 98550
or call (360) 532-1710 for more information.