Our research and educational efforts are made possible through the generosity of donors.

While Internet Accuracy Project possesses a substantial private reference database, donations of books are greatly appreciated. Donations of biographies and autobiographies are always welcome, no matter how old, or in what condition they may be.

Internet Accuracy Project works to improve the accuracy of the reference sources we all rely on, both online and off. Our organization is also dedicated to the free presentation of thoroughly-vetted educational materials. By donating biographies, autobiographies and reference books you no longer need, you enable the pertinent factual data they contain to be utilized by our researchers and once verified, made available to the widest possible audience, entirely free of charge.

We would never want to discourage you from donating books to your local library. Internet Accuracy Project has no use for donations of novels, children's books, screenplays, or romance novels and encourages you to donate these books to your local library. Donations of reference books, biographies, and autobiographies are another matter. Rather than being of benefit to just a handful of patrons at a local library, the data they contain can assist thousands around the world.

Our research and educational efforts are made possible through the generosity of donors.

Consider donating used reference books you no longer have use for.
Specifically, biographical reference books such as:

Who's Who
Who Was Who
Who Was Who in America
Who's Who in America
Who's Who in Commerce and Industry
Who's Who in Entertainment
Who's Who in Finance and Industry
Who's Who in Finance and Business
Who's Who in Government
Who's Who in the East
Who's Who in the Midwest
Who's Who in the South and Southwest
Who's Who in the West
Who's Who in the World
Who's Who of American Women
World Who's Who in Science
Bakers Biographical Dictionary of Musicians
Biographical Directory of the Governors of the United States
The Biographical Encyclopedia & Who's Who of the American Theatre
Congressional Quarterly's Politics in America
Contemporary Authors
Dictionary of National Biography
International Authors and Writers Who's Who
International Motion Picture Almanac
International Who's Who
International Who's Who in Music
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (ODNB)
Oxford English Dictionary
Shorter Oxford English Dictionary
The Compact Oxford English Dictionary
Personalities of the West and Midwest
World Film Directors

Any editions -- even older editions -- of the above volumes are welcome!

Pre-1970 editions of the Information Please Almanac and The World Almanac and Book of Facts are also greatly appreciated!

Any older volumes of poetry or short stories are also welcome.

Many older volumes are now in the public domain--meaning that no one owns a United States copyright for these works. This allows us to present these short stories and poems to the public, at no cost and completely free of advertising. Share your love of classic literature with the world by donating any volumes of older poetry or short stories you no longer have use for.

Britannica Book of the Year (any edition after 1988)
Celebrity Death Certificates, by M.F. Steen
Celebrity Death Certificates 2, by M.F. Steen
Death Certificates of the Rich and Famous by Gerard H. Reinert
Gauquelin Book of American Charts
Any place name books
Any recent comprehensive world atlas

Remember, donations of used biographies and autobiographies are always welcome, no matter how old, or in what condition they may be. Autobiographies and biographies covering individuals in any field, such as business, politics, aviation/aerospace, medicine, film/television/theater, music, dance, science, art, royalty, explorers, sports, religion, philosophy, law enforcement/outlaws, literature, inventors, and the military, are all greatly appreciated.

Local county history accounts
Many county historical societies publish accounts of local pioneer history with biographies of prominent local individuals. We welcome the donation of these publications, be they pioneer history from 150 years ago, or a more recent account of local county history. Internet Accuracy Project also encourages the donation of genealogy books offering in-depth details on prominent individuals and their ancestors.

Historic Newspapers
We also welcome donations of historic newspapers (covering major historical events or historic deaths). Even souvenir copies of historic newspapers are welcome. Also, consider donating surplus office supplies, old office furniture, postage, and old computer equipment.

Government Documents
If you have access to biographical source info, such as celebrity birth certificates, celebrity death certificates, or marriage certificates for individuals of accomplishment, please consider sending us photocopies.


Internet Accuracy Project never discards donated goods, even if they duplicate equipment we already have. All goods are utilized in some way to support our organization.

Internet Accuracy Project is an all-volunteer organization and our visitors are never charged to read our content. Our site is completely free of commercial advertising, so we derive no income from advertising banners, or pop-up ads commonly found at other sites. Internet Accuracy Project understands they're just annoying, bothersome and time-consuming when you're trying to complete your research. This also means we are dependent on donations to continue our pioneering efforts to improve the accuracy of reference sources, both online and off.

Our future depends on your support. Help us make the Internet a more accurate experience for all and stop the spread of erroneous information, both online and off. Your support also helps ensure fast, free, reliable site access that is free of unwanted advertising. Thank you for your support.

Send any biographies, autobiographies, or reference books to:

Internet Accuracy Project
Rod Mannix, Project Director
306 Hallberg Street #O
Warroad, MN 56763-2518
USA


Moneysaving tip: You'll save a substantial sum over standard U.S.P.S. shipping charges if you ship your unwanted biographies, autobiographies or reference books via Media Mail with the U.S. Postal Service.