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Books
Click here for a list of locations that accept donated books.

Eye Glasses
Millions living in low and middle income countries lack access to basic eye care services. The Library collects usable glasses to support a not-for-profit program. Donate eyeglasses at the drop box on the Circulation desk. Accepted are sunglasses, prescription, and reading glasses with both plastic and metal frames (no cases please).

Food
The Library hosts a year-round community food drive, with contributions distributed via Long Island Cares, which endeavors to feed more than 280,000 hungry Long Islanders. Over 3,000 pounds of food were collected at the Library in 2017.

Toys
Toys for Tots of Suffolk County each year provides a drop off box for new, unwrapped toys in the Library’s main lobby, with collection beginning in late October. This program, run by the U.S. Marine Corp Reserve, delivers a message of hope to our less fortunate youngsters.

Tree of Warmth
Each Winter, beginning on December 1, the community is invited to drop off donations of new winter hats, gloves, mittens and scarves for both children and adults. Socks are also welcome on the tree. These items are donated to a variety of local non-profit agencies working with our neighbors in need.

eWaste Recycling
Every fall, we hold an event for safe disposal of used computers, cell phones, printers, televisions, keyboards, cables, wires, or stereos. We cannot accept canister/tube televisions, heavy appliances, microwaves, or light bulbs.

Paper Shredding
Every spring and fall, a shredding truck will be available for on-site shredding of personal documents. We cannot accept binders, plastic, cardboard, carbon paper, hanging files, newspaper, magazines, commercial papers, or wet papers.

Prescription Drug Disposal
Every winter, Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office, Shed the Meds, any unused prescriptions will be safely discarded with no questions asked and no personal information required

The Comsewogue Public Library Gallery is located on the main floor outside of the Community Room. Please visit our Exhibit & Gallery page for details on the current exhibit as well as directions on how to apply to exhibit in this space.

Need a space to meet or study? Comsewogue Public Library offers the following options for our community members:

Organizations
We offer meeting space for community organizations within the library district. Click here for more details on eligibility and how to apply.

Individuals
Study tables are available throughout the library for members. Those requiring a quiet study space are welcome to use our separate Quiet Study room when available (times are posted on the door to the room).

Literacy Suffolk Tutors
We have a meeting room dedicated for Literacy Suffolk tutors and their students that can be reserved for lessons and/or testing. Click here for more details on eligibility and how to apply.

*Fees may apply

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Cumsewogue Historical Society – Website coming soon.
Chartered by the State of New York in 2009, to preserve the history of Port Jefferson Station (Native American name–Cumsewogue-then for a time called Echo) and the hamlet of Terryville, New York.
Miller Place — Mount Sinai Historical Society
Promotes and encourages historical research, to share this knowledge, and gain a greater understanding and appreciation for the rich history of Miller Place and Mount Sinai.
Port Jefferson Digital Archive
Provides public access to a variety of materials in its over twenty collections, including photographs, postcards, documents, manuscripts, prints, textual items, maps, drawings, and more.