I work at a library in the JCC of Southern New Jersey. We used to have a Teachers Resource Room as part of our institution that provided support to all the Jewish learning centers in the area. The Resource Room had a multitude of Jewish teaching books on every topic. The Resource Center has closed and all the area Hebrew Schools were invited to come and take their teaching books. Very few teachers turned out for the free giveaways. The books they had are very dated and I adopted them in the small library in the building. I am now inundated with boxes of books. Does anyone have recommendations on where these books would be useful, some of them date back to the 70s. I was thinking of Better World Books, but would like other ideas too.
Thank you for your help. Debbie Drachman Librarian Sanders Memorial Library
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