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NMLP Question Reference · Albuquerque

Can I donate an entire library in Albuquerque?

Yes. Full library donations are NMLP's most common donor profile — estate libraries from a deceased parent, downsizing seniors moving to assisted living, faculty retirees clearing UNM offices, scientific-library cleanouts from Sandia and Kirtland retirements, and house-clearing for closing or move-out.

The largest single library NMLP has handled was four bedrooms and a dedicated library room — about 8,000 volumes — across two days and three SUV loads. That's a typical scale for an estate cleanout and the workflow handles it.

How to schedule a full-library pickup:

  1. Call or text 702-496-4214 with the address and the rough scale (one bookshelf, one room, whole house, 8,000 volumes).
  2. If the timeline is tight (closing date, move-out, family deadline), say so — or pickups are possible with notice.
  3. I show up with the van and the hand truck. The pickup is scheduled in 2-4 hour blocks; full-house cleanouts may need a follow-up day.
  4. I bring extra boxes if you need them.
  5. Sort happens at the warehouse — you don't pre-sort.

For estate-specific situations, see also Estate Cleanout in Albuquerque and After a Death in New Mexico Checklist.

Need books gone in Albuquerque?

Free pickup, any condition, flexible scheduling. Or use the 24/7 outdoor drop box at 5445 Edith Blvd NE, Unit A.

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Last reviewed 2026-05-02. For corrections, email [email protected].