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Liberty library collects Food for Fines

The "Food for Fines" drive at Liberty Middle School will run through May 1. (CONTRIBUTED)
The “Food for Fines” drive at Liberty Middle School will run through May 1. (CONTRIBUTED)

MADISON – Overdue library books at Liberty Middle School can result in food for a hungry child with the “Food for Fines” drive.

Through May 1, library media specialist Sandy Brand will waive fines for any student who donates non-perishable food. “One item equals $1 waived,” Brand said.

“The food will be donated to the Asbury United Methodist Church food pantry which, in turn, uses the items to support the weekend food program in several of our schools in Madison,” Brand said.

For more information, call Liberty at 256-430-0001.

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