Textbooks for Tomorrow
Donating books to underprivileged students, one drive at a time
Student-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit · Chapters in Texas and Illinois
Student-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit · Chapters in Texas and Illinois
Our volunteers go door to door collecting textbooks, review books, and fiction for students who need them. We've collected more than 12,000 books so far.
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Browse every title we have available, from AP review guides and SAT prep to elementary readers and adult fiction.
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We're student-run and rely on our community. Donate your gently used books, or give directly to help cover shipping.
Learn More →We create supportive, inspiring spaces where curious young minds can learn and grow with us, 100% free. We want to build confident, creative thinkers and give students from every background an education that matters for their future.
We started in Frisco, Texas and now have chapters in Texas and Illinois. More than 1,100 high school volunteers have helped us collect over 12,000 books for students in 7 countries.
Featured Drive
In fall 2025, about 120 volunteers fanned out across the Richwoods neighborhood in Frisco. Together we reached 1,600 houses and collected 1,836 books for students who need them.
Afterward, everyone stuck around for basketball, volleyball, and free food. Big thanks to our officers and to our local sponsors who made it possible.
Dallas, TX · Pop-up library
Dallas, TX
Texas
Cambodia and Ukraine
Austin, TX
Federal and provincial prisons in British Columbia, Canada
For grades 9–12: hands-on books in History, English, Math, Science, Skills, and Test Prep, including AP review books.
For driven kids in grades 6–9 exploring English, Math, Science, Test Prep, and History.
For rising stars who want to learn more English, Math, Science, Skills, and History.
Useful skills of all kinds, from cooking to coding.
Stories that give wings to the imaginative adults of today's world.
Hundreds of unique non-fiction books to grow what adults know.
Door-to-door drives where teams of volunteers collect textbooks, review books, and fiction, then sort and ship them to students who need them.
Sports events and charity tournaments in volleyball, basketball, and pickleball. Entry fees go straight to buying and shipping books.
High schoolers working as a team, earning service hours, and leading drives in their own neighborhoods.
Pushing for access to education beyond our drives, including our work on Texas SB 203, a bill about public school students' access to their numerical class rank.
Read SB 203 →We're a student-run nonprofit, and every book and dollar goes to students who need it. Thank you to everyone who supports Textbooks for Tomorrow!