Where do libraries get their money to buy all their books?

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• Answer #1

  They Mainly get the money from the Government,Fining people when they Turn in books late,States Taxs. Stuff like that,and the more poeple that come to the Libraries the more money they get also. Because why would the state giving all this money to a Libray nobody goes to.

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• Answer #2

  They usually get city or state funding, I know our library gets donations from individuals sometimes, too.

• Answer #3

  they have junk mafia chains all over the world... late book returns can be fatal. beware of librarians...

• Answer #4

  they usually get money from fining people for late book returns and stuff like that

• Answer #5

  I guess they can get it from organisations as well. Like kind of charity.

• Answer #6

  donations & funds from the government.

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