Friends of the Library

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You can "be a friend" by joining a Friends of the Library group. These organizations support Forsyth County Public Library branches by sponsoring special events, serving as volunteers in their neighborhood library, and by raising community awareness of the importance of libraries. Any individual may join the Friends.

Friends of the Library associations throughout the county represent communities committed to supporting the Library’s mission: Leading in lifelong learning through community engagement, innovative programs and inclusion.

For information about joining a Friends association, contact your preferred branch.

  • Friends of the Central Library, Est. 2006
  • Friends of the Carver School Road Branch Library, Est. 1998
    • Phone: 336-703-2910
  • Friends of the Clemmons Branch Library, Est. 1984
    • Phone: 336-703-2920
  • Friends of the Paddison Memorial Branch Library, Est. 1980
    • Phone: 336-703-2930
  • Friends of the Lewisville Branch Library, Est. 1984
  • Friends of the Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center Branch, Est. 1927
    • Phone: 336-703-2950
  • Friends of the Reynolda Manor Branch Library, Est. 1991
  • Friends of the Rural Hall Branch Library, Est. 1985
  • Friends of the Southside Branch Library, Est. 1999
    • Phone: 336-703-2980
  • Friends of the Walkertown Branch Library, Est. 1992
    • Phone: 336-703-2990
    • Email: walkertownlibrary@gmail.com
    • Website


You can also email our Public Relations Staff or
  • Friends of the Central Library
  • Friends of the Carver School Road Branch Library
  • Friends of the Clemmons Branch Library
  • Friends of the Paddison Memorial Branch Library
  • Friends of the Lewisville Branch Library
  • Friends of the Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center Branch
  • Friends of the Reynolda Manor Branch Library
  • Friends of the Rural Hall Library Branch
  • Friends of the Southside Branch Library
  • Friends of the Walkertown Branch Library

    • You can also email our Public Relations staff or Ask Your Librarian.