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The African Library Project (ALP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting literacy and education across Africa by creating and improving small libraries in underserved communities. Through partnerships with schools, volunteers, and book drive organizers, ALP collects gently used books and helps establish sustainable libraries that spark a lifelong love of reading. Their mission empowers students, supports teachers, and strengthens communities—one library at a time.
Our Morrisville Branch has hosted multiple book drives to support global literacy, working with community members to collect hundreds of gently used books. Thanks to these efforts, the branch was able to sort, pack, and ship books to Uganda, helping to establish new learning opportunities for students and families. Through these drives, our Morrisville Branch continues to make a meaningful impact—one book at a time.
In total, we collected 2236 books and supported four libraries in Uganda. There are:
HAI-TEC Empowerment Initiative and Library
Amokoge Primary School Library
The Tsuri International Christian School Library
Hade Community Library
- AYLUS Morrisville Branch Sorts and Packs Books for the African Library Project to Uganda on September 7th 2025
- AYLUS Morrisville Branch Collects Books for the African Library Project to Uganda on September 6th 2025
- AYLUS Morrisville Branch Sorts and Packs Books for the African Library Project to Uganda on October 9th 2024
- AYLUS Morrisville Branch Sorts and Packs Books for the African Library Project to Uganda on September 15th 2024
- AYLUS Morrisville Branch Collects Books for the African Library Project to Uganda on September 14th 2024
- AYLUS Morrisville Branch Collects Books for the African Library Project to Uganda on September 8th 2024