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Mary Esther Library Friends Seek Community Support

The Friends of the Mary Esther Public Library are seeking community support for library programs and projects. Residents can donate books, shop via Amazon Smile or attend monthly meetings.

10/11/2026 · Florida edition

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MARY ESTHER – The Friends of the Mary Esther Public Library are inviting residents to formalize their support for the library. The organization assists the library, located near the Navarre Beach Causeway, by supporting programs, raising funds for special projects and volunteering for events.

Anyone can become a Friend, regardless of age or background. The group values community ideas and recognizes the library as a vital resource, thanking the City of Mary Esther for providing a superb library.

The Friends advocate for open access to information and promote community awareness of the library's offerings, which residents from Fort Walton Beach to Crestview cherish.

Community members can support the library through donations. Books donated by residents are sold, and the proceeds benefit library projects. For those who shop on Amazon, the Friends of the Mary Esther Library are registered with Amazon Smile. Customers can select the Friends group as their charitable cause at no extra cost.

The Friends of the Mary Esther Public Library meet on the second Wednesday of every month at 1 p.m. Those interested in learning more about joining or contributing should contact the library for details.

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