How does it work?
It's simple. You sign up for £1 and can borrow any of our items for a small fee for a week. See more
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A Not for Profit Community Interest Company
The ethos of the Library of Stuff
Prevent the need to buy things
Reduce the need to own stuff
Sharing of resources of the planet
Join a Sharing Community
Reducing Waste, CO2 & Impact on Climate Change
There is a better way, borrow don't buy
Where are you located?
Our new location is at the Community Centre near the Hall Road Roundabout on Endike Lane; you can see the exact location here.
What are the benefits?
The library aims to be affordable and space saving - you can borrow an item at a fraction of it's buying price and not have to worry about storing it at home. By using the library you are preventing over consumption of goods which reduces your carbon footprint and saves the environment! Read our impact reports to see how the library is helping the community
What items do you have?
We have a huge range of items available to borrow from DIY to gardening to party supplies. Our range is constantly growing thatnks to donations from the community. See our full catalogue here.
Do you accept donations?
Yes we accept donations of items that are in good working order and are no longer used. We have a wanted list of items that have been requested by the community, and we are also looking for volunteers who are willing to donate their time.
News
Thanks to Unity in Community we have been featured in a Hull Live article celebrating some good news stories around East Yorkshire.
Click here to read the full article
Keep up to date with the Library of stuff on our blog. For news, local stories and eco-friendly tips.
It's Official, we opened 18 months ago!! Thanks to the community of 820 registered users we have lent out over 932 items and 782 consumables to the Community collectively saving £49,102. See the full report here Impact Reports
Donate here
Our brilliant community often donates some amazing items to us, here are just a few.
Donate to the Library
The Library is still in the early stages and as such is not yet self-funding, while we look for ways to move this to a self-funding model we would appreciate any funding to help keep the library going.
