In his March 13, 2025, letter, Brian Rudnick raised an important issue when he asked how much of Hilltop Books' income is actually donated to our local public library.
It's my impression that the primary purpose of The Bookstore of the Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library is to bring some much-needed financial help for programs at our public library.
Hilltop Books and its hardworking volunteer staff add much to the ambiance and spirit of Chestnut Hill and deserve community thanks for all they do. However, I, too, would like to know how much of the bookstore income after expenses is …
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In his March 13, 2025, letter, Brian Rudnick raised an important issue when he asked how much of Hilltop Books' income is actually donated to our local public library.
It's my impression that the primary purpose of The Bookstore of the Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library is to bring some much-needed financial help for programs at our public library.
Hilltop Books and its hardworking volunteer staff add much to the ambiance and spirit of Chestnut Hill and deserve community thanks for all they do. However, I, too, would like to know how much of the bookstore income after expenses is being donated to programs at the public library.
Joan M. Martini
Chestnut Hill
